Senator Gerald Ortiz y Pino

The only bill passed by legislators in the special session in part gives courts $3 million to continue funding pilot programs for assisted outpatient treatment programs, rather than completely updating the law to include widespread involuntary treatment.

As kids head back to school soon, districts must contend with a new state law allowing students with a medical marijuana prescription to take their…

Sun 07/16 7p:This Sunday, join Generation Justice as we focus on July 12th’s Day of Action, where people from across the country made their voices heard…

State lawmakers proposed 32 changes to the New Mexico Constitution during this year’s 60-day legislative session. Only two passed – they’ll likely be…

Study Low-Cost Loans To State Employees — PASSEDWhen folks in New Mexico need quick money for things like groceries or medical bills, they often turn to…