Business coverage across Santa Fe takes in local employers, commercial leasing, hiring and layoffs, and the small businesses that define the city's streets. Reporting follows companies and markets as they shape the local economy.
Santa Fe County officials told New Mexico Solutions to broaden revenue and pursue more Medicaid money for La Sala Crisis Triage Center.
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Should county tax dollars continue funding local mental health crisis services?
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Do you believe new commercial innovation developments improve the long-term economy in your area?
The $24 million project aims to add 85,000 square feet of industrial space for local startups by mid-2028.
The city has formally authorized a new lease agreement for the La Familia Health facility located on Alto Street.
Santa Fe named a five-year program manager to lead its Youth and Family Services division after a competitive search.
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Do you think Santa Fe is doing enough to help people experiencing homelessness?
An exhibit in Santa Fe's Railyard displays cardboard signs collected from local panhandlers over several years.
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Do you trust that large grocery chains prioritize local community needs when making operational decisions?
The supermarket chain closed its Cerrillos Road location in February 2026 as it restructures operations.
Santa Fe reporting spans the tourism and hospitality businesses that drive much of the local economy, gallery and retail commerce, commercial leasing and construction, and the startups and family-owned shops working the city's historic districts. Coverage reaches across the city and the surrounding communities wherever a business story crosses those lines. Seasonal swings in visitor traffic shape the timing of many stories, from summer openings to winter slowdowns. Housing costs and limited commercial space are the constraints most often behind a Santa Fe business story.
