Tag: government

Telles elected to ABQ City Council; District 3 race too close to call

Peña, Garcia contest razor-thin with all precincts counted

Mayor Keller wins third consecutive term in Albuquerque runoff election

Defeats challenger Darren White with nearly 58% of vote

Mayor Tim Keller secures a third straight term as Albuquerque's mayor

New Mexico health officials urge hepatitis B vaccines for infants despite federal shift

Albuquerque signs agreement with Silverstone, clearing path for vacant San Mateo tower conversion

Top New Mexico energy official to step down from Cabinet-level post

Three takeaways from the Los Alamos National Laboratory 'State of Lab'

Algae bloom warnings lifted for five New Mexico lakes

New Mexico to offer grants up to $25,000 for creative businesses

Sweatshirt-gate? In Albuquerque, homeless residents in pro-Keller clothing sparks intrigue

New Mexico mentioned in Epstein email release

State Investment Council OKs nearly $1 billion in commitments at November meeting

The candidates' plans to deliver on crime-fighting promises if elected mayor

At an Albuquerque coin expo, the penny’s retirement stirs more talk than sentiment

Questions linger as officials ID man critically injured in Albuquerque home explosion

Three takeaways from Sen. Martin Heinrich’s roundtable with public land experts

Bernalillo County post-election audit champions transparency and accountability for voters

More than $200 million in federal dollars will come to New Mexico projects

Missing in New Mexico brings together families still searching for lost loved ones

Will Trump’s 50-year mortgage proposal help solve Albuquerque’s housing crisis?

Pueblo leaders want in-person consultation as BLM reconsiders Chaco oil ban

Water donations go quickly as Mora County residents learn of contaminated wells

New Mexico lawmakers introduce bills to repeal US Senate payout provision

‘New Mexico is not a poor state’: Meg Whitman, former eBay CEO, calls for state to rewrite its narrative

New Mexico rolls out bilingual program to help small businesses access capital

Castelion Corp. chooses Sandoval County for hypersonic manufacturing campus

New Mexico is installing free water filters to address ‘forever chemical’ contamination

Santa Fe Mayor-elect Michael Garcia has plans to reshape city — and the mayor’s office

Leger Fernández, senators critical of Calf Canyon/Hermits Peak claims office

New Mexico officials announce new AI wildfire monitoring network

New Mexico congressional delegation opposed to shutdown deal

Budget shortage leads attorney group to refuse new cases

Santa Fe Indian School opens playground students helped design

Government shutdown becomes longest in history

Voters approve $180 million in city bonds for streets, parks, housing and public safety

Voters reshape political power on APS board, approve $350 million bond

Albuquerque mayoral race heads to runoff in test of city’s direction

Democrats sweep Tuesday’s off-year elections

Taos, Santa Fe voters elect new local political leaders

Albuquerque sees high turnout for municipal election

Election 2025: Photos from polling locations and candidate watch parties

Poll workers ready for Election Day, after lukewarm early voting turnout

New Mexico advises proxy to vote against Elon Musk’s $1 trillion Tesla pay package

‘We’re kind of in the sweet spot’: After setback, New Mexico doubles down on quantum future

New Mexico Environment Department launches public health survey focused on PFAS at Holloman Lake

Court gives Santa Fe’s ‘mansion tax’ the green light. Can it make housing affordable?

New Mexico and other states are spending millions supplementing SNAP. Will they be reimbursed?

New Mexico legislator launches interactive map to report ICE activity

New Mexico watchdog sues Department of Public Safety, alleging records act violations

Nvidia, HPE to build two new supercomputers for Los Alamos National Laboratory

New Mexico braces for SNAP delays, governor calls for end to shutdown

Taos school district to release findings from yearslong corruption investigation

Navajo Nation will spend $3 million on test of new tech for cleaning uranium mine waste

New Mexico Environment Department increases monitoring of blue-green algae

Data centers could drive up energy demand in New Mexico, experts warn

$8 million bosque restoration project could be model for more ‘pearls’ along the Rio Grande

New Mexico wins part of $51 million settlement from fraudulent coin scheme

Lujan Grisham appoints new director of the Office of African American Affairs