Miyagishima to be honored at White House
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In the middle of an election battle, Las Cruces Mayor Ken Miyagishima will be honored at the White House today as a “champion of change.” Continue Reading
Councilor Small announces re-election bid
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Nathan Small has announced that he is seeking re-election to the District 4 seat on the Las Cruces City Council. Continue Reading
Huerta-supporting PAC won’t have Huerta’s support
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UPDATED: Las Cruces mayoral candidate Michael Ray Huerta initially said he was honored to have the support of a political action committee formed by a corporation, but he now says he “strongly” disagrees with such PACs getting involved in any election. Continue Reading
Citing Citizens United, PAC jumps into Cruces mayoral race
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A Rhode Island corporation is forming a political action committee that will work to elect Las Cruces mayoral candidate Michael Ray Huerta in a move that’s designed to push the limits of the U.S. Supreme Court’s ruling in the Citizens United case. Continue Reading
Cruces council candidate also wanted for DWI in Virginia
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UPDATED: Las Cruces City Council District 4 candidate Ryan Matthew Dailey, who was arrested Sunday on drunken driving charges in Las Cruces, is also wanted on a federal warrant for DWI in Virginia. Continue Reading
Cruces council candidate arrested for DWI
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Las Cruces City Council District 4 candidate Ryan Matthew Dailey was arrested Sunday on drunken driving charges, the Las Cruces Sun-News is reporting. Continue Reading
Miyagishima formally announces re-election bid
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Las Cruces Mayor Ken Miyagishima formally announced his re-election bid on Tuesday – a move that shouldn’t have been a surprise to anyone. Continue Reading
Judge Miller-Byrnes is seeking re-election
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Las Cruces Presiding Municipal Judge Melissa Miller-Byrnes has announced that she’s seeking re-election to the position, which she’s held since 1999. Continue Reading
Dailey enters Cruces City Council race
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Ryan Dailey has announced his candidacy for the District 4 seat on the Las Cruces City Council, which is currently held by Nathan Small. Continue Reading
It’s time to change the way things are done in Cruces
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We need policies that encourage growth and job creation. We also need my opponents in the Las Cruces mayoral race to join me in making this the fairest, most transparent campaign in our city’s history. Continue Reading
Impact fees are the best choice for city residents
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It’s disappointing that some who have pushed so hard for new growth have been so reluctant to find the means to pay for it. Fortunately, the City Council and I have been willing to tackle this problem, ensuring a system that will keep taxes low while providing for the kind of roads, drainage and public safety that our people deserve. Continue Reading
Diaz enters Cruces City Council race
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Aaron Henry Diaz has announced his candidacy for the District 4 seat on the Las Cruces City Council, which is currently held by Nathan Small. Continue Reading
Where’s the ethics reform, Las Cruces?
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Ethics reform is long overdue in Las Cruces. Let’s hope the mayor, councilors, and candidates running in the November election make it a priority. Continue Reading
Planning and zoning chairman running for council seat
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The Las Cruces City Council District 2 race got more crowded this weekend when the chairman of the Planning and Zoning Commission entered the race. Continue Reading
Lanier announces candidacy for Cruces City Council
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Clinton R. Lanier, a small-business owner and assistant professor at New Mexico Tech in Socorro, has announced his candidacy for the District 2 seat on the Las Cruces City Council. Continue Reading