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The House Consumer and Public Affairs Committee has unanimously advanced House Bill 86, aimed at combating human trafficking and the sexual exploitation of children.

Free virtual legal workshop for New Mexico's elderly to cover vital topics

The New Mexico State Bar Foundation’s Legal Resources for the Elderly Program (LREP) is set to host a free virtual legal webinar on February 11.

Chamber leaders discuss impact of proposed Paid Family Leave Act

On February 2, Terri Cole, President and CEO of the Greater Albuquerque Chamber of Commerce, and Del Esparza, Chair of GACC and CEO of Esparza Digital + Advertising, were featured in an article by the Albuquerque Journal discussing the third week...

NMANS announces legislative breakfast for non-public school leaders

The New Mexico Association of Non-Public Schools (NMANS) has announced a Legislative Breakfast designed to assist non-public school leaders in understanding the legislative process and connecting with state lawmakers.

New Mexico Senate Republicans announce tip line for public concerns

New Mexico Senate Republicans have launched an email tip line for residents to report concerns related to public safety and government accountability.

Española Councilor LeDoux on Mayor Vigil: 'his temper has become infamous'

Sam LeDoux, an Española City Councilor, announced that he has filed a censure resolution against Mayor John Ramon Vigil.

Free virtual legal webinar for elderly by New Mexico State Bar Foundation

The New Mexico State Bar Foundation's Legal Resources for the Elderly Program (LREP) is set to conduct a complimentary virtual legal webinar on February 11, beginning at 11 a.m. Mountain Time.

Lauri Costello calls for action on climate change in New Mexico

Lauri Costello, a member of the New Mexico & El Paso Interfaith Power and Light community, recently addressed climate issues in a letter to the editor published by the Las Cruces Bulletin on January 29.

New Mexico delegates vote against key bills on immigration and abortion

In recent congressional activity, the House of Representatives passed the Laken Riley Act (S. 5).

New Mexico advances trio of bills targeting statewide behavioral health improvements

Senate Bill 1 aims to establish a billion-dollar trust fund for behavioral health initiatives across New Mexico.

UNM law alumnus joins prestigious Obama Foundation Leaders program

Sheldon Spotted Elk, a 2010 graduate of the University of New Mexico School of Law and a member of the Northern Cheyenne Nation, has been selected to join the Obama Foundation Leaders program.

UNM law faculty contribute to AALS conference on legal education challenges

The Association of American Law Schools (AALS) hosted its annual conference titled "Courage in Action" in San Francisco, California, from January 7 to January 11, 2025.

Gateway Center expands services under leadership of Rep. Cristina Parajón

Cristina Parajón, a New Mexico State Representative and first-year law student, has been instrumental in the development of the Gateway Center in Albuquerque.

House committee advances controversial Green Amendment amid opposition

A recent decision by the House Government, Elections and Indian Affairs Committee has moved HJR 3, known as the Green Amendment, forward with a do-pass recommendation.

Conference focuses on tribal co-stewardship opportunities

To conclude 2024, the Native American Rights Fund (NARF) and First Nations Development Institute (FNDI) co-hosted a national conference titled "Shared Horizons: Navigating Tribal Co-Stewardship and Co-Management Opportunities."

Aja N. Brooks becomes first Black president of State Bar of New Mexico

On December 11, 2024, Aja N. Brooks was inaugurated as the 2025 President of the State Bar of New Mexico, marking her as the organization's 139th president.

EQNM anticipates active legislative session amid federal challenges

By New Mexico Sun | Feb 2, 2025

EQNM has been actively involved in the legislative session in Santa Fe since it began.

New Mexico legislature faces bill postponements amid healthcare compact approvals

By New Mexico Sun | Feb 1, 2025

The legislative day in New Mexico saw unexpected delays as three anticipated bills were postponed.

Indian Pueblo Cultural Center appoints Monique Fragua as new CEO

By New Mexico Sun | Feb 1, 2025

Monique Fragua has been appointed as the new CEO of the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center (IPCC).