New Mexico Sun

By New Mexico Sun | Mar 5, 2025

Anne Doherty, founder of The Family Month Project, has expressed support for the proposed $7,000 adoption tax credit in New Mexico's House Bill 207.

By New Mexico Sun | Mar 5, 2025

State Senator Jay Block announced that Senate Bill 319, which aimed to mandate uninsured and underinsured motorist coverage for all New Mexico drivers, was withdrawn by its sponsor, Senator Katy Duhigg.

By New Mexico Sun | Mar 5, 2025

Pat Woods, a New Mexico State Senator, said that Senate Bill 57 undermines government transparency by exempting certain publicly funded entities from the Inspection of Public Records Act (IPRA).

By New Mexico Sun | Mar 5, 2025

Senator Candy Ezzell has expressed strong opposition to the recently passed Senate Bills 21 and 22, asserting that the legislation undermines local government authority and could lead New Mexico to face issues similar to those in California.

By New Mexico Sun | Mar 5, 2025

Nicole Tobiassen, a New Mexico State Senator, expressed her pride in sponsoring Senate Bill 459, aimed at protecting women's sports and supporting young female athletes across the state.

By New Mexico Sun | Mar 4, 2025

Today, the New Mexico House of Representatives approved HB 11, known as the Welcome Child and Family Wellness Leave Act.

By New Mexico Sun | Mar 1, 2025

The House of Representatives has passed House Bill 11, which proposes paid family and medical leave, forwarding it to the Senate with a vote of 38-31.

By New Mexico Sun | Feb 26, 2025

Senator Cindy Nava (D-Bernalillo) said that Senate Bill 48, which establishes the Community Benefit Fund (CBF), is an essential tool for promoting sustainable and affordable housing in New Mexico.

By New Mexico Sun | Feb 26, 2025

Davin Lopez, President and CEO of the Mesilla Valley Economic Development Alliance (MVEDA), said that the $5 billion BorderPlex Digital Infrastructure Campus investment marks a significant advancement for Santa Teresa.

By New Mexico Sun | Feb 26, 2025

Michelle Lujan Grisham, Governor of New Mexico, announced a new partnership with BorderPlex Digital Assets, emphasizing the state's leadership in advanced manufacturing and global trade.

By New Mexico Sun | Feb 25, 2025

Mimi Stewart, a New Mexico state senator, expressed concern over the Senate Finance Committee's decision to table the Clear Horizons Act with a 6-5 vote.

By New Mexico Sun | Feb 21, 2025

Gail Armstrong, a representative from New Mexico's District 49, described House Bill 11 as a significant tax increase and endorsed House Bill 446 as a less burdensome alternative for parental leave.

By New Mexico Sun | Feb 20, 2025

Moments ago, the House Commerce and Economic Development Committee voted 6-5 to advance House Bill 11 to the House floor.

By New Mexico Sun | Feb 20, 2025

D’Val Westphal, Executive Vice President of Policy and Programs for the Chamber of Commerce, said that SB 169 aims to accelerate the preparation of sites for business development to enhance New Mexico’s competitiveness.

By New Mexico Sun | Feb 20, 2025

Terri Cole, President and CEO of the Greater Albuquerque Chamber of Commerce, expressed opposition to House Bill 259 (HB 259), questioning the justification for proposed fee and fine increases related to climate technology.

By New Mexico Sun | Feb 19, 2025

Harlan Vincent, New Mexico State Representative for District 56, said that the Public Service Company of New Mexico's (PNM) planned blackout initiative is designed to prevent wildfire devastation.

By Ken Miyagashima | Feb 19, 2025

"Don’t judge a person until you’ve walked a mile in their shoes." This timeless saying is relevant to several points I wish to discuss.

By Mark Tobiassen | Feb 19, 2025

When it comes to HB-11, much has been discussed about the additional financial burden it places on both employees and businesses.

By Jim Townsend | Feb 12, 2025

Good public policy occurs when you deploy law through legislation to the people to govern themselves and their families as they so desire; providing a safe community, fair laws.

By Sarah Smith | Feb 12, 2025

On February 18, Las Cruces City Council will likely be voting on whether to adopt “Realize Las Cruces,” which includes sweeping changes to the zoning code that will affect all neighborhoods.