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Office of Sen. Ben Ray LujanSen. Ben Ray Lujan joined colleagues from Arizona and California to urge federal action on programs in preparation for mass deportation threats emerging from the incoming Trump administration. -
Source: CYFD Recruitment VideoChildren, Youth, and Families Department Secretary Teresa Casados provided a presentation to the Legislative Finance Committee, and fielded questions about the agency's struggle to improve staff retention and child maltreatment rates.
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The governor's plan for the current home of Expo New Mexico would potentially include homes, businesses, and a major concert venue. -
At a Native American elementary school near Albuquerque, officials are making progress in improving student attendance. -
Some Santa Fe city councilors used the term "sticker shock" after hearing a plan to construct a new wastewater facility for more than a half billion dollars. -
Researchers in a leading medical journal project that obesity and overweight trends are on the increase, and that the rates are rising more sharply in New Mexico than elsewhere. -
At the world premiere in Poland of Alec Baldwin's Rust, the filmgoers and former friends paid tribute to he woman shot on the set. Her mother said Baldwin was attempting to "unjustly profit" from her daughter's death. -
Senator Martin Heinrich questioned federal officials about disaster recovery efforts for New Mexico, seeking more delivery on needed services. -
Patrick Allen, New Mexico Department of Public Health secretary, steps down without citing a reason after less than two years in the post. -
Several states, including New Mexico, were on either the sending or receiving end of ballots send to the wrong states. -
The city of Santa Fe has started to roll out a new strategy for providing temporary housing to the homeless. There’s been some progress with these so called "micro-communities," but much work lies ahead. -
State senator Katy Duhigg joins the secretary of state in calling on changes to New Mexico's Campaign Finance Reporting Act.
