The Center for Biological Diversity, which petitioned last year to list the plant under the Endangered Species Act, obtained the documents under a Nevada public records request.
"What we did in the spring was stand something up to keep the light on. We did not have the luxury of a well-thought-out plan," said Tom Ryan, the district's chief information and strategy officer.
Families worry whether they have the technical capacity to make online learning work well in their home.
Santa Fe Public Schools will start the new year Aug. 20 with a fully remote model in which students will learn from home through online platforms and videoconferences …
The state is performing much better than its neighbors on a key coronavirus metric that measures how many people who get COVID-19 tests turn out to have the disease.
In 2018, the sudden closure of the observatory generated national attention as fans of nearby Roswell's longstanding rumors about UFOs suggested the shuttering had to do with the spotting of alien life.
Trump's orders on Saturday encroached on Congress' control of federal spending and seemed likely to be met with legal challenges.
"I was afraid it was going to be overgrown," said Bob Ackenhausen, a volunteer meandering through the garden Saturday morning for the first time since it closed in March.
Building Santa Fe
Following in his father's footsteps
For many millennial children of boomer contractors in Santa Fe, building houses, even stunning mega-homes, held no appeal. The pandemic changed things.
Edgar Foster Daniels, 1932-2020
'Uncle Edgar' funded productions for Santa Fe Opera, Chamber Music Festival and other events
"He was a deeply committed music lover, and that’s really what drove his involvement and support with these opera companies," said Robert Meya, general director of the Santa Fe Opera.
The chief's accident, which sparked speculation at the police department when it went unreported, disabled his patrol car, required a tow and cost taxpayers about $1,565 in parts to repair.
Ringside Seat
Nothing funny about lawmaker's dubious corruption claim
Many of today's politicians, such as state Rep. Gregg Schmedes, prefer wild rants.
Vicente Trujillo says his small shop on Ninita Street is barely hanging on — "doing maybe 20 percent of what we would normally be doing."
Joe Arpaio got edged out Friday in the Republican primary for Maricopa County sheriff by his former second-in-command.
The state's case count was below 200 for the second straight day, a sign that transmission is slowing down.
Fred Harris noted both the financial and educational achievement gaps between Blacks and whites remain as wide in 2020 as they were more than 50 years ago.
Police said Alberto Arenas-Gaytan, 19, shot and wounded a man on Thursday night at West Palace and Lincoln avenues.
One police officer was killed and dozens of people hurt in the confrontations, which played out in streets that were wrecked from Tuesday’s blast at the port that devastated much of the city and killed nearly 160 people.
Some demonstrators also filled pool noodles with nails and placed them in the road, causing extensive damage to a patrol vehicle, police stated.
Black voters as a whole delivered the Democratic nomination to Biden, powering his commanding win in the South Carolina primary, which rescued his floundering campaign.
Since Floyd’s death in late May, there have been about 450 pieces of policing reform proposals introduced in 31 states, according to a count by the NCSL.
PHOENIX — Large portions of New Mexico and much of neighboring Arizona face severe or extreme drought conditions.
Amid the coronavirus pandemic, voting by mail in a contactless and socially distant way seems like a no-brainer.
Moscow sees a Sputnik-like propaganda victory, recalling the Soviet Union’s launch of the world’s first satellite in 1957.
No one was injured in the fire, which crews were able to keep from spreading to other buildings.
In a circle of negligence, nothing was done — and Tuesday, the 2,750 tons of ammonium nitrate blew up.
Neighbors had nothing to say about the man accused of being wanted by law enforcement authorities since he escaped custody in 1974.
Gross receipts tax declined less than anticipated in April and May as ongoing projects propped up the construction industry, online sales gave a boost to retail sectors and federal stimulus payments likely helped consumer spending.
A dedicated team of hospital personnel — who volunteered for the work — care only for COVID-19 patients to minimize the risk of carrying the virus to other parts of the hospital.
What are expected to become Santa Fe’s two largest apartment communities, are lining up for expected construction starts in the coming months.
A Rio Arriba County woman in her 80s was among the fatalities.
Hank Hughes, facing no opposition in November, will replace Moreno, who is resigning due to health reasons.
Wildland Division personnel traveled together in the same vehicle in mid-July.
The victim's injuries were not life-threatening, police said.
The state released little information about the death, other than to say the victim was in his 20s and had been hospitalized.
Donations will be taken from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at 1125 Siler Road in Santa Fe.
Mark Gooch became eligible for bond after the deadline passed for prosecutors to pursue the death penalty in the case.
Ryan Stewart’s extended stay with family outside the state has prompted questions about the boundaries of remote work.
It began as a lighthearted conversation between two Jewish comedians.
Couy Griffin, an Otero County commissioner, is battling state campaign finance regulators in federal court.
Local restaurants continue to offer patio dining, curbside pick-up, and delivery options during the coronavirus pandemic.
An upsurge of coronavirus cases in Japan meant a much smaller than normal turnout, but the bombing survivors’ message was more urgent than ever.
The board voted to rename it Organ Mountain High School, referencing the mountain range near Las Cruces that is part of the skyline.
A newly released outside audit uncovered "significant deficiencies" and "material weaknesses" in internal controls.
NEW YORK — President Donald Trump on Thursday ordered an unspecified ban on “transactions” with the Chinese owners of the consumer apps TikTok and WeChat, although it …
The new trend comes only a few weeks after the governor put the brakes on the reopening of the state’s economy amid a surge in new cases.
Alicia Inez Guzmán says she complained that pulling the "Libros para el Viaje" story "not only impinged on editorial integrity but was also an act of censorship."
New Mexico schools may be operating virtually through at least Labor Day Weekend but the annual back-to-school tax holiday remains in place.
Santa Fe County had eight new cases, for a total of 618.
The authority's action speaks to the dilemma insurers face as they navigate “unchartered water regarding insurance coverage during a global pandemic," Marty Esquivel, general counsel for the authority.
Statewide claims dropped 17.3 percent to 5,997, the lowest since July 4 after two weeks with more than 7,000 claims, the Labor Department reported Thursday.
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