New Mexico Sun

The New Mexico 2025 legislative session concluded with notable developments in lobbying reform and electoral access, while other reforms did not progress.

New Mexico strategic water supply bill awaits governor's approval

Legislation to establish the New Mexico Strategic Water Supply has passed the Senate and is now awaiting the governor's signature.

Tribal Water Institute launches Headwaters Report on World Water Day

On World Water Day, the launch of the Headwaters Report was announced.

Governor calls for action after mass shooting in Las Cruces

Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham expressed her sorrow and shock following a mass shooting in Las Cruces on Friday night.

Haaland addresses Las Cruces mass shooting with condolences and calls for safety measures

Deb Haaland has issued a statement regarding the recent mass shooting in Las Cruces, New Mexico.

State Rep. Dow: 'Majority of pro-choice New Mexicans oppose taxpayer funds being utilized for elective abortions'

Rebecca Dow, a representative for New Mexico's House District 38, said that a "majority of pro-choice New Mexicans oppose taxpayer funds being utilized for elective abortions of healthy babies."

State Rep. Lord: Grisham snuck $10 million into HB 450 while NM needs 'millions for roads, water, law enforcement'

Stefani Lord, a representative for New Mexico State House District 22, expressed concerns over the allocation of funds in House Bill 450.

State Sen. Block: Citizens Tax Rebate bill would provide 'oil and gas rebates to every New Mexican'

Jay Block, a senator for New Mexico Senate District 12, said that if the Citizens Tax Rebate, or Senate Bill 398, which he co-sponsored with Senator Ant Thornton, had passed, "every New Mexican resident would receive $500."

Deb Haaland's gubernatorial campaign gains momentum with strong volunteer support

On Tuesday, the Deb Haaland for New Mexico campaign organized a virtual event titled "Launch Tour Encore," which was attended by nearly 400 volunteers.

New Mexico State Land Office wins top workplace award from USA Today again

USA Today has recognized the New Mexico State Land Office as a Top Workplaces USA award winner for midsize organizations, marking the second consecutive year the agency has received this honor.

New Mexico passes bill to lower healthcare costs for state employees

New Mexico's legislative body has passed a bill, SB 376, aimed at reducing health care costs for state employees.

Albuquerque Reads seeks donations for end-of-year student celebration

Albuquerque Reads is seeking donations to support its students and volunteer tutors as the school year comes to a close.

Haaland joins union protest against proposed USPS cuts

Deb Haaland joined the American Postal Workers Union Local 380 in Albuquerque to protest potential cuts to postal services.

New Mexico governor signs bills offering tax relief and park access for veterans

Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham has signed two bills aimed at providing tax relief and recreational opportunities for veterans in New Mexico.

Arc Thrift Stores opens first location outside Colorado in Albuquerque

The staff at the new arc Thrift Stores celebrated the opening of their first location outside Colorado with a ribbon-cutting ceremony in Albuquerque.

Veterinary loan repayment bill heads to governor’s desk