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The State Investment Council says it can’t locate a subpoena and questionnaire that were missing from a group of public records released last month related to ongoing federal probes into the nationwide investment scandal. Continue Reading
VIDEO: Sandy Jones, the chairman of the state’s Public Regulation Commission, says running for commissioner of public lands is a “natural leap for a tough regulator” like him. Continue Reading
Our country needs to resolve this issue: Is it the Christmas holiday or winter holiday?” Can federal and state employees say, “Merry Christmas” and put up Christmas trees on public property? As important: Can federal and state employees decide not to say “Merry Christmas” or put up Christmas trees? Continue Reading
It’s taken six months, but I’ve now profiled all four Republican candidates for governor. You can find links to articles about each candidate here. Continue Reading
The New Mexico Lottery Scholarship is an educational strength that we must utilize to its full capability – by making it more accommodating and flexible – if we are to begin improving education within our state. Continue Reading
UPDATED: What sets Republican gubernatorial candidate Susana Martinez apart is her crime-fighting record, and she has staked her candidacy on ending corruption. But her support of a tax increase for public safety in 2005 reveals that she’s also not afraid to make tough choices that could be politically unpopular. Continue Reading
Gov. Bill Richardson announced today that his administration has notified 59 exempt employees that their jobs will be eliminated on Jan. 8. Continue Reading
I first met Bruce when he was serving as governor, getting an appointment to speak to him about his support for the Equal Rights Amendment. I was ushered into his office and there he was, bigger than life, pushed back in his gubernatorial chair, cowboy hat pushed to the back on his head, and his well-worn cowboy boots on top of the beautiful marble desk in front of him. Continue Reading
If Diane Denish doesn’t like being a victim of negative political attacks, she should stop attacking others, Republican gubernatorial candidate Janice Arnold-Jones says. Continue Reading
Republican gubernatorial candidate Susana Martinez has been trotting out a lot of endorsements from state legislators recently, but in the last few days, one of her opponents has unveiled a couple of significant endorsements of his own. Continue Reading
In his opinion piece about mandatory combined reporting (“Corporate tax debate has been misleading,” Nov. 10, 2009) Dick Minzner complains that the public debate on this issue has been misleading. Then he sets out misleading arguments of his own. Continue Reading
Investigators continue to search for the cause of a fire that destroyed GOP gubernatorial candidate Allen Weh’s campaign bus and other vehicles at a storage facility in Belen on Friday night. Continue Reading
The legislative Investment Oversight Committee will meet today for the last time before the upcoming session to consider three bills that could dramatically reform state investment agencies, which have been plagued by scandal in recent months. Continue Reading
Most votes cast in last week’s non-scientific poll on this site came from people who said they approve of the job Mary Herrera is doing as secretary of state. Continue Reading
The first television ad of the 2010 gubernatorial race is on the air today, and it comes from Republican Doug Turner. Watch it here. Continue Reading