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City Funds 184 Scholarships at Santa Fe College

City Funds 184 Scholarships at Santa Fe College

A workforce initiative backed by federal relief money is paying for students in trades and early childhood programs.

Live Poll

Should your city fund job training scholarships at local community colleges?

For Santa Fe, the oldest capital city in the United States, coverage here follows city government, Santa Fe County, Santa Fe Public Schools, business and public safety. Reporting reaches neighborhoods across the city and the wider county.


Weather and Disaster

Live Poll

Do you trust your local government to provide adequate assistance after severe weather events?

Severe Weather

Santa Fe Opens Assistance Requests After Severe Storms

Residents impacted by recent severe storms can now submit requests for help via phone or online form.

Santa Fe Opens Assistance Requests After Severe Storms

Crime

Accidents

Santa Fe Approves $2.8 Million Settlement in Lawsuit

The city reached a settlement after first responders were accused of prematurely declaring an 18-year-old gunshot victim dead.

Santa Fe Approves $2.8 Million Settlement in Lawsuit

Lifestyle

Dogs

Santa Fe Dog Park Hosts Halloween Event

More than 100 dogs and owners donned costumes for a Halloween gathering at the 138-acre Frank Ortiz Dog Park.


Sports

Football

Santa Fe High Beats Cibola 23-7 in Playoffs

The eighth-seeded Demons hosted their first home playoff game in 41 years, winning at Ivan Head Stadium.

Santa Fe High Beats Cibola 23-7 in Playoffs

Politics

Live Poll

Should Santa Fe keep funding Urban Alchemy's homeless outreach and shelter services?

City Hall

Council to Weigh $2M Urban Alchemy Extension

Santa Fe proposes a second $2 million contract extension with the California-based nonprofit Urban Alchemy for homeless outreach and shelter operations.

Council to Weigh $2M Urban Alchemy Extension

Reporting here tracks city council decisions, Santa Fe County policy and Santa Fe Public Schools alongside the government, arts and tourism employers that anchor one of the Southwest's most distinctive economies. From Historic Eastside and Downtown Santa Fe to South Capitol, Railyard District and Canyon Road, neighborhood coverage extends into Rio Arriba County, Los Alamos County, Bernalillo County and Sandoval County where stories cross the line. The arts economy and heritage tourism shape land use, historic preservation and commercial development debates in ways that distinguish Santa Fe's coverage from most state capitals. Housing affordability, water supply and school district resources are the recurring subjects in city and county reporting.


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