To hear Mayor Chavez and his press claque describe it, you would think that our city’s newly enacted Kendra’s Law was a milestone [...]

The biggest surprise so far in this year’s First Congressional District race between incumbent Heather Wilson and challenger Patricia Madrid has been the [...]

At two different neighborhood association meetings this past week, I heard choruses of frustration over problems created in those communities by the large [...]

Some powerful testimony was given during the day-long Town Hall meeting on Aug.31 concerning “Kendra’s Law.” It mostly came during the final two [...]

The term frequently kicked around is “hundred-year flood,” but if you can remember more than three such inundations in your own lifetime, that’s [...]

Sometimes the most important news in a community doesn’t arrive with trumpets and a splashy press conference in front of television cameras. Sometimes [...]

To hear some voices on the subject, raising the county Gross Receipts Tax 3/16 of a cent for “quality of life” projects is [...]

One-time presidential candidate Hubert Humphrey was fond of pointing out that the truest measure of a society’s success should be not how its [...]

It is now apparently a given in American civic dialogue that racism no longer exists in America … if indeed it ever did.If [...]

While I don’t agree with him very often, I still have to admire the battling spirit and tireless energy our pugnacious mayor, Martin [...]