New Mexico State Government
Recent News About New Mexico State Government
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New Mexico state Rep. Mark Duncan (R-San Juan) expressed his grief over the tragic loss of three women killed in a mass shooting that took place in Farmington on Monday, May 15.
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A massive tax bill passed by the New Mexican legislature with fairly bipartisan support in the last days of the New Mexico legislative session is still being mulled over by Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham.
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Neither Mayor Tim Keller’s office nor the city’s Planning Department responded to a request from the New Mexico Sun on the possible suspension of applications for safe outdoor spaces (SOS), tent encampments for the homeless approved by City Council on a 5-4 vote on June 6.
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Pres. Joe Biden approved Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham's request to declare a presidential disaster in New Mexico.
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We live in some very interesting, or maybe a better adjective would be confusing, times.
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I’ve always considered voting to be a privilege of the highest degree.
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How's that for a provocative question?
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I am truly shocked that New Mexico does not allow access to the voter rolls.
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In the wake of a rash of wildfires across New Mexico, officials are pulling local and out-of-state resources to fight the fires and keep them from spreading.
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New Mexico has deployed special air teams to assist in fighting the wildfires which have continued to spread throughout the state.
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New Mexico lawmakers are demanding answers as a prescribed fire started by the U.S. Forest Service has spun out of control into a blazing wildfire.
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Sales of cannabis in the Land of Enchantment surpassed $2 million on 4/20, pointing to the conclusion that New Mexicans were happy to take part in the unofficial cannabis holiday legally for the first time.
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New Mexico homeowners were concerned about possible damage to their homes and property amid the strong winds forecasted to sweep through the Albuquerque area this week.
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New Mexico families hit hard by soaring gas prices and inflation could soon get some financial relief, thanks to a $690 million rebate bill passed with bipartisan support in both the state House and Senate.
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Despite a request by state Rep. Bill Rehm (R-Albuquerque) to veto portions of an anti-crime bill passed by the New Mexico legislature this year, Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham signed House Bill 68 into law.
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New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham has voiced her support for recently passed legislation that will increase teacher pay across the state.
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Legislation that will expand voting rights for New Mexico residents recently passed the Senate Rules Committee.
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While Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham fell short of passing many of her legislative priorities this session, a grassroots advocacy group called Better Together New Mexico is claiming major victories.
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Rail Runner is requesting millions of dollars from the state of New Mexico for an improvement project.
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Although the number of COVID-19 cases is on a downward trajectory at the national and state levels, New Mexico isn’t in a hurry to rescind its mask mandate.