Senators quiz, then confirm, new state Corrections chief
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Senators unanimously confirmed David Jablonski but he still faced questions about the controversies that shadowed his predecessor’s resignation. Continue Reading
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Senators unanimously confirmed David Jablonski but he still faced questions about the controversies that shadowed his predecessor’s resignation. Continue Reading
Two House Democrats, Debbie Rodella and Daymon Ely, joined with Republicans to kill the legislation. Continue Reading
If New Mexico had enemies who wanted to harm the state, what would they do differently in the Legislature? Nothing. Continue Reading
Sen. Jacob Candelaria has made a number of changes to a bill that would impact whistleblowers in New Mexico — but the changes don’t appear to be winning over his critics. Continue Reading
‘We’re out of places to find additional dollars,’ says Sen. John Arthur Smith, D-Deming, the state Senate’s leading budget hawk. Continue Reading
The vandalizing of a Jewish graveyard in St. Louis becomes a very personal entry in ProPublica’s “Documenting Hate” database. Continue Reading
Despite statistics demonstrating what environmental advocates say is a need for stiffer enforcement, similar bills have failed in past years. Continue Reading
John Sanchez was acting as the state’s chief executive while Gov. Susana Martinez traveled to Washington, D.C. Continue Reading
NMPolitics.net editor and publisher Heath Haussamen joined others on the television show New Mexico Now this week. Continue Reading
Democrats argued that the bill was too complex and contained provisions many charter school advocates oppose. Continue Reading
We can raise the revenue needed to stop further cuts and avoid another credit downgrade without hurting our ability to create good jobs. Continue Reading
The plan would boost funding for classrooms and the courts while cutting money for colleges and universities. It would also raise some taxes and fees. Continue Reading
On the eve of a meeting between Mexico’s president and American officials, Mexican officials emphatically rejected the latest Trump administration immigration proposal. Continue Reading
The bill would effectively strip the existing Act of its usefulness in helping to protect the people of New Mexico against many kinds of public corruption and other forms of wrongdoing. Continue Reading
The former U.S. congresswoman’s appearance at the Legislature demonstrated that the campaign for gun control is not letting up during the final weeks of the session. Continue Reading