In October, the Santa Fe Food Policy Council -- a joint City County effort established in 2008-- released its food plan, entitled, "Planning for Santa Fe's Food Future."

KSFR's Marion Cox spoke with County Commissioner Kathy Holian on how the new plan brings together issues such as land-use and sustainable agriculture. Commissioner Holian speaks on this report to the concept of "Feed Security," which seeks to bring government and people together to ensure there's enough affordable, easily-accessible and nutritious food for all.

KSFR's Marion Cox reporting. The full Food Plan can be accessed at the Santa Fe Food Policy Council's website.

In Features we take time to remember some of the people we lost in 2014.

The National Trust for Historic Preservation last month bestowed a national award on northern New Mexico’s Ohkay Owingeh Pueblo for a project it undertook that saw the rehabilitation of old pueblo homes—some as old as 700-years around the plaza in the center of the Pueblo. Tomasita Duran, the Executive Director of the Pueblo’s Housing Authority, says the award for its Owe’neh Bupingeh Preservation Project, reflects historic preservation, community building and resourceful fundraising.

Tuesday morning's top news stories from KSFR.

Monday morning's top news stories from KSFR.

If you want to spend the holidays at home instead of your local Emergency Room, the New Mexico Poison and Drug Information Center has issued a number of helpful, and sometimes amusing, guidelines for holiday safety.  KSFR reporter Mary Lou Cooper brings us the scoop.

Tuesday morning's top news stories from KSFR.

Monday morning's top news stories from KSFR.

Friday morning's top news stories from KSFR.

As Christmas approaches, it’s easy—and sometimes even enjoyable-- to get caught up in the flurry of shopping and cooking and decorating.

But in the deeper spirit of the holiday season, KSFR wanted to find out about holiday volunteer activities in Santa Fe.  Reporter Mary Lou Cooper talked with Jane Egan, Communications Director of the Santa Fe Community Foundation.  The Community Foundation is devoted to building healthy and vital communities in Santa Fe and the counties of Santa Fe, Los Alamos, Mora, Rio Arriba, San Miguel, and Taos.

Thursday morning's top news stories from KSFR.

Wednesday morning's top news stories from KSFR.

Tuesday morning's top news stories from KSFR.

New Mexicans For Guns Safety--a relatively new organization--observed a somber anniversary over the weekend, as we hear in this report from KSFR's Tom Trowbridge:

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Pictured: Father John Dear, the peace activist an author who was nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize by Bishop Desmond Tutu, speaking at Sunday's event.

In late November President Barack Obama announced some changes to what he called a broken immigration system. What those changes mean for everyday immigrant living in America and more importantly in Northern New Mexico, may still remain unclear. We spoke with immigration attorney Gabriella Ibvanas-Guzman about her reaction to the President’s statement and what information New Mexicans need to know.

Mary Rives and Dr. Sally Fox are called certified Storyhealers. They led a workshop for local nurses this weekend that culminates in a performance this evening at Santa Fe's Jean Cocteau theatre. We Asked Rives to describe her work with the Nurses and what the event on Monday Dec. 8, 2014 is about.

KSFR's Zelie Pollon talks to Jordan Campbell the director of a new documentary titled Duk County, which recounts a pioneering eye-care mission into a remote region of South Sudan

Heinrich to keynote weekend symposium at SFCC

"New Mexico senator Martin Heinrich will be the keynote speaker at an important symposium at the Santa Fe Community Community College on Friday.  KSFR news reporter Charles Maynard has the story."

 Holiday celebrations often bring holiday thievery. Tips to keep your belongings safe.

Now that the holiday season is in full swing, shoppers are out in force buying presents for their Grandma Janes, Uncle Daves and Aunt Margarets.  Unfortunately, it’s also a wonderful time of the year for thieves and nere-do-wells.  KSFR reporter Mary Lou Cooper talks with Celina Espinoza at the Santa Fe Police Department to find out what law enforcement is doing about Christmas crime.

Land Commissioner Ray Powell is calling New Mexico's recount process flawed

New Mexico Land Commissioner Ray Powell is calling the recount process flawed in this year’s election. With a difference of roughly 700 votes between he and his Republican challenger Powell has asked the New Mexico Supreme Court to make sure they are following state law and counting every vote.

Tuesday morning's top new stories from KSFR.

Monday morning's top news stories from KSFR.