Carina Julig is a journalist based in Santa Fe, New Mexico. She writes for the Santa Fe New Mexican and Yahoo News, covering local news and issues in the Santa Fe area. Her work has also been featured in publications such as The Longmont Leader, Sentinel Colorado, and Yahoo Finance.
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Carina Julig's coverage primarily focuses on local news, government announcements, and events in Santa Fe and New Mexico. Her articles cover a range of topics including city planning, real estate industry updates, crime reports, human resources & employment issues with a focus on homelessness and community development.
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By: Carina Julig
It's one of several recent public records suits against the city, with some saying they believe the city has deliberately withheld documents — an allegation the city denies.
By: Carina Julig
It's one of several recent public records suits against the city, with some saying they believe the city has deliberately withheld documents — an allegation the city denies.
Grab-and-go meals will be available at the facility on Alto Street from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
By: Carina Julig
Appropriations from the 2024 session include $5 million from Gov. Lujan Grisham for improvements to Fort Marcy Park.
Shelter staff said they are moving away from the 'Pete's Place' component of the name as they seek to expand to new locations.
By: Carina Julig
Shelter staff said they are moving away from the "Pete's Place" component of the name as they seek to expand to new locations.
By: Carina Julig
Updated The Interfaith Community Shelter is “at Pete's Place” no more. But it's not moving from its space at the corner of Cerrillos and Harrison roads — at least not in the near future.
Santa Feans will next have an opportunity for a brief conversation with Mayor Alan Webber on a topic of their choice on Friday.
People will have the opportunity to tour the midtown facility and hear from current residents at the event this weekend.
City officials are asking residents to be mindful of increased water volumes at arroyo and river crossings around town.
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