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Company blog post, local county commission chair offer few details about the development.
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MON: States, including New Mexico, sue Trump administration over new green card restrictions, + MoreIn a separate lawsuit, a coalition of cities and counties also say the new rule is unlawful.
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The city of Santa Fe is planning to put treated water from the Paseo Real wastewater treatment plant into the Rio Grande via a proposed 17-mile pipe.
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NM U.S. Sen. Heinrich says USDA should have held public forums, which are the ‘heart of good democracy.'
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The New Mexico lawsuit stems from the Cambridge Analytica data-breach case.
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State lawmakers are encouraged by the success of a farm program directed toward at-risk youth that gives them real world skills and offers them jobs. Plus, in New Mexico, a gross receipts tax is a key revenue source. But for local commercial real estate developers, it is becoming an increasingly costly burden of doing business in the state.
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A March 13 memo indicates university and state officials were well aware of unsafe conditions at a track and field, which had led to multiple injuries, and the “potentially significant tort liability” those conditions posed for the school.
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In Santa Fe, the 102nd annual Burning of Zozobra festival is Friday at Fort Marcy Park.
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More than 50 advocacy organizations and 1,400 New Mexico residents signed a petition urging state officials to purchase a stake in the PNM's parent company, TXNM Energy Inc.. TXNM will be selling $400 million in stock following a state regulator decision reversing a stocksale between the company and private equity firm Blackstone.
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Attorneys representing the homeless in an ongoing lawsuit over the legality of encampment sweeps have filed a motion to enact sanctions for evidence destruction.