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http://blog.workingamerica.org/New Mexico legislators are proposing an array of financial incentives aimed at fostering hydrogen fuel production and distribution in New Mexico, in a bill published Tuesday. -
Andy Beecroft/Wikimedia CommonsGov. Michelle Lujan Grisham's top water adviser on Tuesday warned New Mexico lawmakers that snowpack runoff is expected to be grim this spring and that the arid state needs readily available tools so it can accommodate years with particularly slim supplies.
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New Mexico is sending free COVID-19 home tests to low-income and underserved neighborhoods. -
New Mexico lawmakers are pushing to tap an unprecedented windfall of state income to shore up resources for public education, policing, health care and climate regulation at a 30-day legislative session that began on Tuesday.
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New Mexico lawmakers are meeting starting Tuesday to craft the state budget, about half of which is expected to go to K-12 education.
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With billions of federal dollars heading to New Mexico for infrastructure projects, Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham said Friday that rural areas can't be left behind.
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Students in New Mexico’s largest school district will miss a second day of school Friday because of a cyberattack.
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Albuquerque Public Schools will be closed district-wide Thursday following a cyberattack. The district has contractors working to fix the problem, according to a statement, and intends to reopen Friday.
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Superintendent Hilario “Larry” Chavez announced the change, beginning Tuesday, Jan. 18, in a news release today, saying the district was “doing so with as much notice as possible.” Chavez says getting back to the classroom the following week, on Jan. 24th, will depend on the status of COVID-19 cases in Santa Fe’s schools and broader community improving.
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Attorneys representing inmates at the Metropolitan Detention Center in Bernalillo County say even after the jail hired a new medical provider, the same old patterns of unconstitutionally bad health care continue.
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New Mexico would designate Election Day as a state holiday to encourage voting and make it easier to request and cast ballots by mail under a suggested legislative proposal outlined Thursday by the state's top election regulator and governor.
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New Mexico's governor and leading state legislators on Thursday proposed a $1 billion increase in general fund spending for the coming fiscal year — a roughly 14% boost aimed at shoring up access to health care, improving public education and providing new investments in child wellbeing and public safety.
