Phaedra Haywood is a writer based in Santa Fe, New Mexico. She primarily focuses on local news and has written for publications such as Santa Fe New Mexican, Yahoo News, and Taos News. Her articles cover a range of topics including transportation, business, legal issues, and community events.
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Phaedra's coverage is heavily focused on legal disputes, lawsuits, trials, and crime. She also covers government announcements and evolving stories related to these topics. Given her focus on local news in Santa Fe and New Mexico, she may be interested in pitches related to legal developments in the region such as high-profile court cases or significant changes in local regulations.
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By: Phaedra Haywood
Santa Fe Arcade on the Plaza recently changed hands for the first time since local real-estate magnate Gerald Peter's opened it in 2004.
By: Phaedra Haywood
John Ramon Vigil also is accused of "unethical and improper conduct" in a pending whistleblower lawsuit filed by a former city manager.
By: Phaedra Haywood
The First Judicial District Attorney's Office in Santa Fe was closed to the public Monday and employees worked at home after Santa Fe County officials asked staff to evacuate the
By: Phaedra Haywood
The mini-series explores the life of the late Katie Griggs — the self-proclaimed successor to Bhajan, who established his headquarters in New Mexico in 1971.
By: Phaedra Haywood
A state district judge has postponed a murder trial set to begin next week while considering whether police and prosecutors failed once again to produce evidence as required.
By: Phaedra Haywood
Women rail against a revolving door of task forces, and public money that never seems to make it to the people who need it most.
By: Phaedra Haywood
HTLF Bank, a successor to New Mexico Bank & Trust — seeks to collect the $2.7 million balance on a loan that dates back to 2018.
By: Phaedra Haywood
The court held the credit union broke the law by having employees who were not attorneys file lawsuits in Magistrate Court.
By: Phaedra Haywood
Contract public defense attorneys earn less than minimum wage on certain types of cases under flat rate fee structure, according to report.
By: Phaedra Haywood
A federal lawsuit filed by an inmate advocacy group says a state policy preventing inmates from ordering publications is unconstitutional.
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