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At the Roundhouse: One to Watch

At the Roundhouse: One to Watch

Jacob Candelaria, the new Democratic senator from Albuquerque’s West Side, has the look of someone who’s in it for the long haul.  He is 26 years old but seems to... Read more »

Finance Authority Overhaul Advances

Governor, Legislature Would Appoint Board

Dems Want To Raise State Minimum Wage to $8.50

SANTA FE — Democrats in the Legislature want to raise New Mexico's statewide minimum wag ...

Governor Backs Bills To Lure Veterans to N.M.

Similar Measures Defeated in Past

Lots of Talk, No Action on Pension Solvency

SANTA FE - Procedural wrangling over a proposal to shore up the cash-strapped New Mexico Public ...

Compromise Being Evaluated for Gun Show Background Check Bill

SANTA FE  — Action on a bill to require background checks on all guns sold at a gun show was delayed late Monday after the House Judiciary Committee determined more... Read more »

Democrats Push Minimum Wage Hike, Pay Equity

Democrats in the Legislature are pushing for an increase in the state minimum wage to $8.50 an hour. They also want to change the state constitution to ensure that the... Read more »

Bill to Overhaul NMFA Board Cruises Through Senate Committee

A proposal to revamp the board of the troubled New Mexico Finance Authority cleared its first legislative hurdle this morning by an 8-0 vote in the Senate Rules Committee. The... Read more »
At the Roundhouse: No Beyoncé, But Maybe O’Brien

At the Roundhouse: No Beyoncé, But Maybe O’Brien

The New Mexico legislative session is no Super Bowl, no Downton Abbey, but there’s drama still to come.  It’s more of the must-do variety than the must-see, but drama nonetheless.... Read more »
Pedestrian bridges, raised boardwalks, viewing towers and upgraded trails could be built in the Rio Grande bosque as part of “ABQ: The Plan.” One of the city’s goals is to make the river a bigger part of residents’ day-to-day lives. (Courtesy of City of Albuquerque)

Right Path?

Mayor wants 'ABQ: The Plan' input for bike loop, Central

At the Roundhouse: Lawyers, Sheep and Newspapermen

At the Roundhouse: Lawyers, Sheep and Newspapermen

‘New-School Trio’ Brings Fresh Ideas, Urban Clout

SANTA FE - The leadership ranks of the New Mexico Legislature have been no place ...