ABQ Journal Dr. Ana “Cha” Guzmán, dismissed by a split board as president of Santa Fe Community College earlier this month, referred to the college as a “white women’s country club” and was the target of claims of discrimination, according to an email exchange between her and board member Kathy Keith. Click here to read the full article.
Jackie Jadrnak and Mark Oswald, ABQ Journal Dec 20, 2013 “I’m ecstatic”, said former Santa Fe city attourney Geno Zamora “It’s very, very sweet”, Mayor David Cross explained they were reacting to the state Supreme count’s ruling Thursday that it’s unconstitutional to deny marriage licenses to gay and lesbian couples… ABQ Journal – Local leaders celebrate decision 12_20_13 (pdf)
Mark Oswald, ABQ Journal Dec 17, 2013 Actor Wes Studi has pleaded no contest to DWI stemming from his arrest after police found him trying to fix a couple of flat tires on a Volvo stopped in the middle of the road in Santa Fe in July… Click here to read the full article.
T.S. Last, ABQ Journal Dec 12, 2013 A Los Alamos County police officer will receive $600,000 as part of a settlement with the county, bringing to a close a federal civil rights lawsuit in which he claimed his supervisors had him involuntarily committed to the state psychiatric hospital last year. As part of the agreement, Brian Schamber will relinquish his…
T.S. Last, ABQ Journal Dec 12, 2013 A Los Alamos police officer will receive $600,000 as a part of a settlement with the county, bringing to a close a federal civil rights lawsuit in which he claimed his supervisors had him involuntarily committed to the state psychiatric hospital last year… Click here to read the full article.
Carol A. Clark, Daily Post Dec 11, 2013 Following this afternoon’s announcement that Los Alamos County and Los Alamos Police Det. Brian Schamber had reached a settlement agreement, comments were issued from Schamber’s attorney and an attorney representing three additional police officers with pending litigation against the County. Click here to read the full article.
T.S. Last, ABQ Journal Dec 5, 2013 A married couple employed by the operators of Los Alamos National Labs are suing the lab and its former Emergency Operations devision leader over what their suit alleges what was a long-standing sexual harrassment by a LANL… Click here to read the full article.
Carol A. Clark, Daily Post Dec 4, 2013 Attorney John Day filed a complaint in First District Court in Santa Fe this afternoon against Los Alamos National Security, LLC, Los Alamos National Laboratory and Tony Stanford for assault, battery, intentional infliction of emotional distress and negligent hiring, supervision and retention. read more via Los Alamos Daily Post
