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By New Mexico Sun | Nov 19, 2025
The New Mexico Secretary of State used social media posts between November 17-19, 2025, to highlight measures such as paper ballots and post-election audits designed to secure elections.
By New Mexico Sun | Nov 19, 2025
Leadership Albuquerque participants visited Netflix Studios in Mesa del Sol on November 5 to learn about economic development strategies in New Mexico.
By New Mexico Sun | Nov 18, 2025
The Greater Chaco Coalition has issued a statement criticizing the Trump Administration’s recent move to revoke a 10-mile mineral withdrawal around Chaco Culture National Historical Park, opening more land for oil and gas drilling.
By New Mexico Sun | Nov 18, 2025
Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham discussed initiatives supporting New Mexico's food economy (Nov. 17) and responded to proposed federal education cuts (Nov. 18).
By New Mexico Sun | Nov 18, 2025
Hotter temperatures are increasing the cost of living for families in New Mexico, according to data presented at a recent legislative hearing in Santa Fe.
By New Mexico Sun | Nov 18, 2025
Bernalillo County District Attorney Sam Bregman shared updates on November 18, 2025 regarding school safety initiatives, sentencing of a juvenile offender at Jimmy Carter Middle School, and an arrest related to reckless homicide.
By New Mexico Sun | Nov 18, 2025
District Attorney Sam Bregman shared updates via social media on November 17-18, 2025 about local criminal justice initiatives including treatment options for non-violent offenders and judicial decisions concerning juveniles.
By New Mexico Sun | Nov 18, 2025
The Greater Albuquerque Chamber of Commerce is encouraging its members and the broader business community to participate in the University of New Mexico’s search for a new president.
By New Mexico Sun | Nov 18, 2025
Deb Haaland posted on November 18 about protecting New Mexico's landscapes, addressing ongoing water safety issues following major wildfires, and discussing her personal journey as a single mother.
By New Mexico Sun | Nov 17, 2025
Katie Gutierrez, Economic Reform Director of Think New Mexico, expressed concerns about the impact of grocery taxes on health disparities.
By New Mexico Sun | Nov 17, 2025
Juan Garcia, Chairman of the Coalition of Conservatives in Action, said that the nation's immigration challenges reflect a long-neglected system that no longer provides timely legal pathways.
By New Mexico Sun | Nov 17, 2025
Rich Ringrose, owner and publisher of Albuquerque City Lifestyle, said that New Mexico's poor healthcare performance is discouraging employers and talented professionals from locating or staying in the state.
By New Mexico Sun | Nov 17, 2025
Joaquin Romero, the former chairman of New Mexico College Republicans, has highlighted recent polling data indicating widespread dissatisfaction among residents with the state's current trajectory.
By New Mexico Sun | Nov 17, 2025
New Mexico Senator Crystal Brantley has called for a more thorough audit of the state's Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) administration.
By New Mexico Sun | Nov 17, 2025
The New Mexico Secretary of State provided updates via social media posts dated November 16-17, covering details about an upcoming post-election system check event and clarifying runoff procedures in Albuquerque's local elections.
By New Mexico Sun | Nov 17, 2025
For decades, Alaska Native Tribes have fought to protect their rights to subsistence fishing, a practice essential for their communities.
By New Mexico Sun | Nov 17, 2025
Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham marked key developments in education and public health on her social media between November 15-17, 2025.
By New Mexico Sun | Nov 17, 2025
U.S. Congressman Gabe Vasquez used his Twitter account between November 14-17, 2025 to address ICE enforcement tactics, commend bipartisan efforts in Congress, and celebrate a local sports win.
By New Mexico Sun | Nov 17, 2025
Deb Haaland posted about protecting Medicaid coverage (Nov. 15), increasing tribal participation (Nov. 16), and expanding trade education (Nov. 17) as part of her campaign for governor of New Mexico
By New Mexico Sun | Nov 16, 2025
The first section of the Albuquerque Rail Trail, named The Aura of Sawmill, has opened to the public.
