Julia Goldberg is a journalist based in Santa Fe, New Mexico. She is currently a writer for the Santa Fe Reporter and has also written for publications such as The Williams Record, The Emory Wheel, New Mexico Magazine, and Gotham Gazette. Julia covers a wide range of topics including local news, politics, housing, and cultural events in the Santa Fe area.
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Julia focuses predominantly on local government and politics in Santa Fe, New Mexico. She frequently covers announcements from state officials, legal policy regulations, and events related to local governance. If you're looking to pitch her a story, consider offering insights or access to individuals involved in these areas.
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NM Gas Co owner announces sale to private equity firm
SFPD seeks homicide suspect in Best Buy shooting
City committee advances controversial armored vehicle purchase
Algerian boxer Imane Khelif has excelled within the boxing ring at the 2024 Paris Olympics, besting Angela Carini of Italy, Anna Luca Hamori of Hungary, and Janjaem Suwannapheng of Thailand to advance to the championships on August 9. Outside the ring, however, Khelif is taking on another fight. In recent days, she has faced a barrage of online attacks fueled by unsubstantiated claims about her gender.
Santa Fe Playhouse loses two out of three artistic directors
Best Buy homicide suspect appears in court today capture in and extradition from Las Cruces over the weekend.
Santa Fe City Council will consider next steps in latest proposal for Plaza obelisk
By: Julia Goldberg
When school was out of session this summer, dozens of high school students flocked to classrooms in New York City, Washington, D.C., and Los Angeles
By: Julia Goldberg
The Class of 2028 — the first to enroll at the College after the Supreme Court struck down race-based affirmative action — saw marginal changes in its demographic composition from recent years, according to data that Dean of Admission and Student Financial Services Liz Creighton ’01 provided to the Record.
By: Emily Zas, Julia Goldberg
Students reported to Campus Safety Services (CSS) on Sunday that a table in Frosh Quad painted with American and Israeli flags was damaged and vandalized with graffiti that included antisemitic and anti-Israel sentiments.
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