New Mexico Sun

Jay Block, a state senator for New Mexico's District 12, called for an end to political violence following an arson attack on the Pennsylvania governor's mansion.

DA Bregman enters New Mexico governor's race: 'We need leaders that will take action against tyrants'

Sam Bregman, District Attorney for Bernalillo County, announced his candidacy for governor of New Mexico, emphasizing his intention to address chaos in Washington and protect the state's most vulnerable residents.

Billboard campaign launched in Texas against abortion tourism into New Mexico

Life Ministries U.S. has initiated a billboard campaign in Texas to address the issue of abortion tourism into New Mexico.

Gun control debate intensifies as Colorado passes new restrictions

Colorado's recent legislation on gun control has sparked discussions in neighboring New Mexico.

New Mexico governor signs bipartisan bill mandating phone-free policies in schools

On April 13, 2025, Governor Michelle Luján Grisham signed Senate Bill 11 into law, marking a moment of bipartisan agreement amidst numerous vetoes and criticisms directed at the Legislature.

State Sen. Townsend responds to threats against Republican Party: 'Being triggered is a choice'

Jim Townsend, the state senator for New Mexico District 34, said the protests and threats directed at the Republican Party have been "unbelievable."

State Rep. Dow: Democrats 'wasted our time' and 'failed to implement criminal justice reforms'

Rebecca Dow, a state representative for New Mexico District 38, said congressional Democrats wasted time during the legislative session and failed to implement meaningful legislation.

State Rep. John Block: Gov. Grisham is 'unbelievably evil'

John Block, a state representative for New Mexico District 51, said Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham was "unbelievably evil" following her decision to veto several proposed pieces of legislation.

State Rep. Lord: 'Expect a lot of mudslinging' in New Mexico governor primary race

Stefani Lord, the state representative for New Mexico House District 22, said her expectation of significant "mudslinging" in the state's governor primary race.

Albuquerque Reads seeks new volunteer tutors for literacy program

Albuquerque Reads is seeking volunteers to join its tutoring program for the upcoming school year.

STEM conference inspires New Mexico middle school girls to explore science careers

More than 100 middle-school girls attended the GEAR UP New Mexico and STEM Santa Fe Girls STEM Pathways Conference held on March 6 and 7 in Albuquerque.

Funding sought for ‘Bosque Rio Sunset’ mural restoration on Montaño Bridge

City Councilor Dan Lewis has advocated for funding to revitalize the "Bosque Rio Sunset" art piece on the Montaño Bridge in Albuquerque.

New Mexico allocates $13 million for outdoor recreation and infrastructure

Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham has signed New Mexico's fiscal year 2026 budget, allocating $13 million for the state's Outdoor Recreation Division.

CYFD highlights programs and services during Child Abuse Prevention Month

The New Mexico Children, Youth, and Families Department (CYFD) has announced that April is designated as Child Abuse Prevention Month.

ECECD advisory council adds three new members

The New Mexico Early Childhood Education and Care Department (ECECD) announced the addition of three new members to the state's Early Childhood Education and Care Advisory Council during its second meeting of 2025, held on March 26.

State Sen. Block: 'We must fix the acquisition process to ensure our tax dollars are not being wasted'

Jay Block, a state senator representing New Mexico’s 12th District, has called for an overhaul of the defense acquisition process to reduce waste and ensure military capabilities remain current.

State Rep. Block: 'Domestic terrorists firebombed the New Mexico GOP HQ'

John Block, a state representative for New Mexico's 51st District, said that Representative Teresa Leger Fernández told her followers to "agitate" prior to the firebombing of the New Mexico GOP headquarters.

State Sen. Tobiassen on Albuquerque crime surge: We have put 'our community into a literal warzone'

Nicole Tobiassen, a state senator for New Mexico District 21, said that Albuquerque's escalating crime rates reflect a failure of local leadership, necessitating state intervention.

State Sen. Brantley: Mexican gray wolf program creates 'real and ongoing threats to families, livestock, and livelihoods'

Crystal Brantley, a state senator for New Mexico District 35, said that the Mexican gray wolf recovery program poses real and ongoing threats to families, livestock, and livelihoods in rural communities.

New Mexico governor signs bill updating marriage license fees