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Cinthia doesn’t remember crossing la frontera at age 3, but that twist of fate thrust her into a legal bind from which she hasn’t yet managed to extricate herself. Continue Reading
Don Usner first photographed Sophia Salazar in 1997, when she was attending Conjunto Preschool in Española. Continue Reading
The change would eliminate primary elections for lieutenant governor and let parties pick their own process after a gubernatorial candidate is nominated. Continue Reading
A state senator wants New Mexico to resume taxing a wide variety of foods while leaving exempt a selection of healthier groceries. Continue Reading
The state House of Representatives passed a memorial Friday congratulating the nation of Azerbaijan on its one-hundredth anniversary. Continue Reading
Though they live in New Mexico, the residents of the Mesilla Valley are caught between their own state and Texas. Continue Reading
Here’s what we propose for the state’s new revenue. Continue Reading
So far, there is no shortage of ideas for how to spend that money. Continue Reading
Martinez nixed $19,100 for the Senate Rules Committee, which is responsible for vetting the governor’s picks for Cabinet posts, university regents and a long list of other appointments. Continue Reading
The Senate Conservation Committee is scheduled to hear Senate Bill 47, sponsored by Sen. Jacob Candelaria, D-Albuquerque, on Tuesday. Continue Reading
Another Democrat has entered the race for the open House seat currently held by Stephanie Garcia Richard. Continue Reading
Democrats and advocates for criminal justice reform contend the policy would do little to prevent crime but would raise the cost of the state prison system. Continue Reading
The bill calls for three state police officers to be assigned to the bridge to help prevent suicides. Continue Reading
State Rep. Debbie Rodella has competition for the Democratic nomination for a seat representing Española and a swath of Northern New Mexico where she has been a political force for decades. Continue Reading
Will the governor who sought to cut tax rebates for filmmakers when she first took office go along with a bill to lift the current cap on incentives? Continue Reading