Santa Fe New Mexican

Plazas required by the Laws of the Indies in the 16th c. still thrive today.

New Mexico is looking seriously at a long-debated concept to establish a light-rail line between Santa Fe and Albuquerque.

A report on Santa Fe's historic preservation ordinances recommends a rewrite.

Residents give the Santa Fe County Commission Chair and full-time realtor an earful on the commission's bad habit of handing out thousands of master plan approved lots before having proof of water.

New York landscape and urban-design team wins design competion for Santa Fe's new Railyard Park and Plaza project with a design suitable for a semi-arid climate.

It shouldn't be hard to agree about what Santa Fe needs in a welcoming Plaza. That part is easy.

Santa Fe's land use policies and poor record of spreading affordable housing throughout the city might be a violation of the federal Fair Housing Act, a nonprofit group says.