Espanola News

A teachers' union wants lawmakers to repeal an increase in the amount teachers and other state employees contribute toward their own pensions.

For years, the isolated Ojo Caliente Mineral Springs & Spa was a rustic retreat where pools were carved out of rock and people walked around in their old bathrobes and flip-flops brought from home.

New Mexico will receive more than $12.8 million in federal stimulus funds to help increase access to health care for New Mexicans.

Under a proposed rate reorganization, the financial burden for construction and operation of a regional wastewater treatment plant would be more evenly divided between residential and non-residential customers.

Espanola wants to drill up to seven deep wells and appropriate billions of gallons of brine-filled water that would be treated to meet drinking water standards.

The city of EspaA ola has notified the state engineer of plans to drill up to seven deep wells, four of them on state trust land, and appropriate billions of gallons of brine-filled water.

EspaA ola has joined Santa Fe and Albuquerque in banning driving while talking, dialing or texting on cell phones, except with a hands-free device or in emergencies.

Some Espanola residents say they were kept in the dark in the lead up to the city's ban on cell phone use while driving.

New Mexico's past met the future Friday during the groundbreaking ceremony near Upham for Spaceport America.

I made a wrong turn. Yep, instead of taking the fork that cuts north from Folsom, N.M. up toward Kim, Colo., I swung to the right where Folsom Creek meets the Cimarron River -- both just trickles -- and ended up in Boise City, Okla., the better part of 240 km out of my way.

During a wedding ceremony, Sada Sat Sinran Singh reads from the Siri Guru Granth Sahib, the book of sacred writings.

The state Mining and Minerals Division has issued a notice of violation to a pumice mining operation in northern New Mexico's Jemez Mountains.

State government in the Land of Enchantment is mired in corruption with one investigation being launched after another.

Saturday night, 28 gladiators entered a 21-foot-diameter, 6-foot-high octagon to do battle at the Inn of the Mountain Gods.

While some of the 38 General Motors dealers in New Mexico could lose their affiliation with the shrinking automaker sometime next year, a spokesman for one local dealer Monday sought to reassure customers.

Media Release Date: Monday, June 1, 2009 Contact: Carol Horwitz, Domestic and Sexual Violence Prevention Coordinator, 955-5018 Memorial for Victims of Homicide this Wednesday The community is invited to a memorial gathering for Benny Ray Lovato, Sara Marie Lovato and Isaac Ray Lovato, the victims of a recent homicide.

EspaA ola's Ed Corley Ford Mercury dealership has closed, a member of the Corley family said Wednesday.

Two people sustained major injuries this morning when as Espanola police Department cruiser and an Infinity collided head on.

Robert Redford announced his new film training initiative at the Capitol Thursday.

The state of New Mexico now expects to rake in $3 Billion in federal stimulus money over the next two years, nearly double original estimates, KRQE News 13 has learned.