News from November 2025
By New Mexico Sun | Nov 11, 2025
Rep. Teresa Leger Fernández used her social media accounts on November 11, 2025, to inform constituents about her work on healthcare issues and upcoming events like a RECA workshop in Gallup.
By New Mexico Sun | Nov 11, 2025
Deb Haaland, a candidate for governor of New Mexico, visited the Veterans Integration Center in Albuquerque ahead of Veterans Day.
By New Mexico Sun | Nov 11, 2025
The University of New Mexico will hold its annual Alumni Veterans Day Celebration and Remembrance on Tuesday, Nov. 11 at 10 a.m. The event will take place in the UNM Alumni Memorial Chapel on campus.
By New Mexico Sun | Nov 10, 2025
Stefani Lord, a House Representative from New Mexico, said that Rep. Teresa Leger Fernández's vote against a House funding bill exacerbated the impact of the government shutdown, necessitating the state to allocate $30 million to address food...
By New Mexico Sun | Nov 10, 2025
Rebecca Dow, a House Representative from New Mexico, said that parents should express their concerns about books she deems inappropriate in public schools and libraries.
By New Mexico Sun | Nov 10, 2025
John Block, a House Representative from New Mexico, said that no Republicans supported the governor's $30 million food aid plan during the special session.
By New Mexico Sun | Nov 10, 2025
John Block, a House Representative from New Mexico, attributed the blame for the government shutdown to Democrats and argued that the state's $30 million plan is insufficient to fully replace Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits.
By New Mexico Sun | Nov 10, 2025
Ant Thornton, Senator of New Mexico, expressed his opposition to an education bill that progressed through committee but was halted before reaching a floor vote.
By New Mexico Sun | Nov 10, 2025
New Mexico State Representative Stefani Lord has publicly addressed the state's ongoing debate regarding its doctor shortage.
By New Mexico Sun | Nov 10, 2025
Rebecca Dow, House Representative of New Mexico, said that rising beef prices are partly tied to the reemergence of New World screwworms and that import limits on Mexican cattle are necessary to protect livestock and the economy.
By New Mexico Sun | Nov 10, 2025
John Block, a House Representative from New Mexico, has attributed the responsibility for the longest government shutdown in U.S. history to the Democrats, stating that their actions are harming Americans.
By New Mexico Sun | Nov 10, 2025
John Block, a House Representative from New Mexico, has expressed concerns over food banks aligning with Democratic messaging regarding the government shutdown.
By New Mexico Sun | Nov 10, 2025
Jay Block, a Senator from New Mexico, has criticized Zohran Mamdani's recent call for donations, arguing that it contradicts Mamdani's socialist agenda.
By New Mexico Sun | Nov 10, 2025
Jay Block, a Senator from New Mexico, said that State Representative Marianna Anaya's actions endangered Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents.
By New Mexico Sun | Nov 10, 2025
Sam Vigil, chairman of Save Our City and widower of Jacqueline Vigil, who was murdered in her driveway in Albuquerque in 2019, has emphasized the need for the city to secure neighborhoods and reform a justice system that allows repeat offenders to...
By New Mexico Sun | Nov 10, 2025
Acting Governor Howie Morales has signed House Bill 1, which allocates up to $20 million per week from New Mexico’s general fund operating reserve to provide food assistance for residents.
By New Mexico Sun | Nov 10, 2025
Deb Haaland posted a series of messages between November 8–10 criticizing Trump administration actions on SNAP benefits cuts via Supreme Court decisions, oil leasing near Chaco Canyon in New Mexico, and delays in FEMA aid for Ruidoso disaster...
By New Mexico Sun | Nov 10, 2025
Deb Haaland, a candidate for governor in New Mexico, responded to the recent decision by the New Mexico Legislature to allocate funding for Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits during the ongoing federal government shutdown.
By New Mexico Sun | Nov 10, 2025
Seven new projects focused on New Mexico's specialty crop industry are set to begin this fall, supported by $611,032 in federal funding.
By New Mexico Sun | Nov 10, 2025
Members of Trees, Water & People, an environmental organization, held a ribbon cutting at the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center on October 29.
