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New Mexico Supreme Court upholds community solar program rules against utility challenges
By New Mexico Sun | Jan 20, 2025
The New Mexico Supreme Court has upheld regulations allowing electric utility customers to purchase power from community solar projects.
Brantley files border safety bills ahead of 2025 session
By New Mexico Sun | Jan 20, 2025
Senator Crystal Brantley (R-Elephant Butte) pre-filed four bills focused on public safety in New Mexico.
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Retired colonel appointed to lead New Mexico's military base planning office
By New Mexico Sun | Jan 19, 2025
Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham has appointed Colonel Megan A. Cornett, a retired U.S. Air Force officer, as the director of New Mexico’s Office of Military Base Planning and Support.
Caroline Liu's 'Art Vault' exhibit explores New Mexico's forgotten history
By New Mexico Sun | Jan 18, 2025
Artist Caroline Liu has unveiled a new exhibit at Gallery One inside City Hall, titled "Art Vault."
Sen. Brandt on Shooting Threat Bill: 'no reason why we should treat a shooting threat as any less serious than a bomb threat'
By New Mexico Sun | Jan 17, 2025
Senator Craig Brandt has reintroduced a bill to escalate the penalties for shooting threats, classifying them as felonies.
Senator Muñoz on LFC Budget: 'Fiscal restraint has been critical'
By New Mexico Sun | Jan 17, 2025
George Muñoz, a New Mexico State Senator, emphasized the importance of fiscal restraint in transforming recent revenue growth into sustainable funding for state services.
Senator Woods on LFC Budget: 'Throwing money at problems has not generated positive outcomes'
By New Mexico Sun | Jan 17, 2025
Senator Pat Woods expressed concerns regarding the Legislative Finance Committee's (LFC) Fiscal Year 2026 (FY26) budget recommendation, highlighting the need for measurable goals, targeted expenditures, and increased accountability for taxpayer...
OPINION: House Republicans challenge status quo with sweeping legislative agenda
By Gail Armstrong, Alan Martinez, and Rebecca Dow | Jan 17, 2025
Just days away from another 60-day session of the Legislature, New Mexico’s wins and losses will once again be defined by a overwhelming progressive majority in both chambers.
State reports drop in suicides among women and Indigenous Peoples
By New Mexico Sun | Jan 17, 2025
New Mexico has reported a significant decrease in suicide rates among women and Indigenous Peoples in 2023 compared to the previous year.
OPINION: Facing Evil, Embracing Innovation: My Diplomatic Journey to Israel
By State Senator Craig Brandt | Jan 17, 2025
In December 2024, I had the honor of visiting Israel with the Consul General of Israel to the Southwest United States. The purpose of this trip was to deepen the relationship between New Mexico and Israel.
Garcia Richard advocates higher royalties for New Mexico oil and gas leases
By New Mexico Sun | Jan 17, 2025
New Mexico's Commissioner of Public Lands, Stephanie Garcia Richard, is advocating for an increase in the top royalty rate for new oil and gas development on state lands.
Coalition urges legislative action for public safety through community support
By New Mexico Sun | Jan 17, 2025
A coalition of advocates, community organizations, and individuals affected by crime will hold a press conference on January 23 at 11:30 a.m. The event aims to discuss legislative measures intended to enhance public safety through improved access...
NM REALTORS prepare for advocacy day at state capitol
By New Mexico Sun | Jan 17, 2025
The New Mexico Association of REALTORS is set to host its annual NM REALTOR Day at the Roundhouse on January 30, 2025.
Albuquerque Reads gains recognition in educational newsletter
By New Mexico Sun | Jan 17, 2025
Albuquerque Reads, a literacy program, was recently highlighted in the New Mexico Educational Retirement Board's newsletter, ERB Connect.
Common Cause New Mexico outlines legislative priorities including legislator salaries
By New Mexico Sun | Jan 17, 2025
Common Cause New Mexico has announced its priorities for the 2025 legislative session.
New study warns of job losses if Trump-era tax reforms expire
By New Mexico Sun | Jan 16, 2025
A recent study by the National Association of Manufacturers (NAM) highlights potential economic impacts if Congress does not renew the tax reforms enacted in 2017.
Nusenda Credit Union opens new branch at Journal Center
By New Mexico Sun | Jan 16, 2025
Nusenda Credit Union has opened a new branch at the Journal Center, located at 7644 Jefferson St. NE.
Partnership aims to protect Chupadera Mesa while supporting education
By New Mexico Sun | Jan 16, 2025
New Mexico Commissioner of Public Lands Stephanie Garcia Richard has formed a partnership with the United States Department of Defense and the New Mexico Land Conservancy.
Governor appoints Crystal Lees as Second Judicial District Court judge
By New Mexico Sun | Jan 16, 2025
Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham has appointed Crystal Lees as a judge for the Second Judicial District Court.
Four migrants rescued by Border Patrol agents from the Lordsburg Station
By New Mexico Sun | Jan 15, 2025
Agents with U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) at the Lordsburg Station responded to a 911 call from migrants, according to a January 13 post on X by El Paso Sector Chief Patrol Agent Anthony "Scott" Good.
