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Critics ask New Mexico utility regulators to undo public participation rule changes (opens the original)
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A range of trade and advocacy groups and governmental entities are calling on New Mexicoâs utility regulators to redo a hearing on new procedural rules that, they worry, will make it harder for the public to weigh in. A handful of utility attorneys wrote in a filing to the Public Regulation Commission this week that its final order â issued without a public hearing that considered all the new changes â left many parties âblindsided and scrambling to even comprehend the entire scope of th
Is prospect of independent police oversight alive in Santa Fe? (opens the original)
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More than a year after some elected city officials floated the prospect of reviving a civilian police oversight board in Santa Fe, the panel still exists only in city code. Such a board could review incidents involving city police â such as shootings or high-speed chases. The board's revival has seen some support by some city councilors over the years and was recommended by a City Council task force that had studied policies for improving public safety. A police oversight board was adopted i
He had legal status, no criminal convictions; ICE jailed and arrested him anyway (opens the original)
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Santa Fe resident Edgar Chacon-Miranda has in recent years handled his immigration to the U.S. from Guatemala in what many call the âright way.â He has nonimmigrant status through a U visa, a legal protection afforded to crime victims who cooperate with law enforcement, and he has made a habit of carrying around a batch of records that prove it. Still, one morning last month, Chacon-Miranda found himself handcuffed in the parking lot of a Santa Fe medical clinic, separated from his young dau
He had legal status, no criminal convictions; ICE jailed and arrested him anyway (opens the original)
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Santa Fe resident Edgar Chacon-Miranda has in recent years handled his immigration to the U.S. from Guatemala in what many call the âright way.â He has nonimmigrant status through a U visa, a legal protection afforded to crime victims who cooperate with law enforcement, and he has made a habit of carrying around a batch of records that prove it. Still, one morning last month, Chacon-Miranda found himself handcuffed in the parking lot of a Santa Fe medical clinic, separated from his young dau
Ex-New Mexico lawmaker indicted on federal charges tied to pueblo housing funds (opens the original)
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A former New Mexico state representative and her sister face federal charges in connection with an alleged scheme to embezzle funds from a pueblo housing organization the two worked for in recent years. Federal prosecutors allege Sandra Jeff and her sister Sharilene Jeff embezzled tens of thousands of dollars from Tamaya Housing Inc., a housing developer based in Santa Ana Pueblo that receives federal funding. Sandra Jeff represented New Mexico's House District 5 â which covers parts of San
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