Pojoaque News

Self-contained breathing apparatus for firefighters, jaws of life, firetrucks and tankers are among the emergency equipment Santa Fe County would buy with revenue from a proposed new tax.

Both Linda Diaz and the pedestrian she allegedly struck and killed last spring while driving on U.S. 84/285 had been drinking in the hours prior to the crash, according to court documents.

The Santa Fe Police Department is investigating the following reports: a An unknown person stole $2,000 worth of jewelry on Oct.

City employees to head to casino for annual party Santa Fe city employees will have to travel to Pojoaque for this year's Christmas party at Buffalo Thunder Casino Resort and Casino.

When Pojoaque Pueblo Gov. George Rivera visits Washington, D.C., on tribal business in the future, he'll have a new piece of artwork to enjoy on his long runs around the capital.

Driver held after stolen car chased A homeless man who led Santa Fe police on a chase Tuesday in a stolen car later admitted to burglarizing a rental car business and using some of the stolen cash to gamble at a nearby casino, according to a police report.

Several people with surface water rights in the NambA©, Pojoaque and Tesuque stream system a ' including Gerald Peters and his son Soren Peters a ' have challenged the priority date given their ditches by the New Mexico State Engineer.

A Pojoaque Pueblo official who hit and killed a pedestrian stopped to roll the man over before fleeing, prosecutors allege based on a reconstruction of the incident.

Federal prosecutors believe Pojoaque Pueblo's lieutenant governor might have stopped her car after she struck and killed a pedestrian last spring and moved the body, according to court documents.

A rape crisis center; an opera rehearsal hall; a bridge over the Santa Fe River; senior and community centers; road and sewer projects.

Even though 59 percent of the residents in the Pojoaque Valley have negative feelings about the proposed Aamodt water-rights settlement, according to a Research and Polling survey, policymakers say that probably won't result in any changes to the agreement, which is pending approval by Congress.

Paul L. Bloom, a leading New Mexico water and energy lawyer who also directed the Carter administration's attack against Big Oil price fixers for bilking Americans out of billions of dollars, died Friday at a hospice near his home in Chevy Chase, Md., his family said Sunday.

The Aamodt and Taos Pueblo water-rights cases that would settle water rights for pueblos and non-Indians in the Pojoaque Valley and in Taos are moving through Congress.

Robber hits Chevron on Rodeo Road An armed man robbed the Chevron station on Rodeo Road around 8:23 p.m. Tuesday.

A Pojoaque Valley native son will be the first one to throw his hat in the ring to replace incumbent Harry Montoya as county commissioner in District 1. Jon Paul Romero, a longtime friend of Montoya's, plans to announce his candidacy for the District 1 seat Sunday at the O Eating House in Pojoaque.

Photo: From left, Nils Erickson, Meredith Pridgen, Ava Moser, 9, Kirstie Moser, AJ Kessel and Celia Moser, 6, ride the chairlift down from the Santa Fe Ski Basin.

If you want a flu shot this fall, cost-free options abound. Seasonal flu shots are available now.

Photo: La Mesita Ranch includes six houses, a swimming pool, a tennis court and an indoor equestrian center.

When traveling in New Mexico, because the cultures are so rich and intertwined, you may find yourself coming away with an inspirational experience.

A Santa Fe man died Sunday night after he crashed an all-terrain vehicle in Pojoaque.