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But there’s still work to be done, the N.M. Supreme Court chief justice told a joint session of state lawmakers. Continue Reading
It is time to end the legislating of children and their families into lives of poverty, substandard housing, neglected communities and underfunded schools. Continue Reading
The member of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change painted a stark picture of New Mexico in a changing climate. Continue Reading
Quick approval by the House might pressure powerful Sen. John Arthur Smith to give the proposal a hearing. Continue Reading
Michelle Lujan Grisham proposes a bigger budget increase in one year than Susana Martinez had over eight. Continue Reading
Lujan Grisham appointed Gabriel Ramos to fill the state Senate seat vacated by Lt. Gov. Howie Morales. Continue Reading
We must strike out on a new road in a decidedly different direction in 2019. Continue Reading
The governor called on lawmakers to pour a half-billion dollars more into education, raise the minimum wage, pass gun control legislation and expand the state’s tax incentives for the film industry. Continue Reading
Some lawmakers believe it is the Senate’s job to challenge the governor, no matter the party. Continue Reading
State legislators will decide how much power it has, how much funding it gets, and, perhaps thorniest of all, how open and transparent its work will be. Continue Reading
We’d like to make the case for a more reasonable set of priorities than Democrats are proposing. Continue Reading
James Kenney sat down with New Mexico Political Report to talk about his vision for the state’s Environment Department. Continue Reading
The proposal includes a whopping $600 million for public works projects around New Mexico. Continue Reading
Those who knew her then describe her as bubbly. Smart. Outgoing. Funny. Friendly. Energetic. And standing at about 4-foot-11, short. Continue Reading
Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham has ambitious goals for New Mexico’s renewable energy future. Continue Reading