Senator Katy Duhigg proposes legislation aimed at improving public peace and health in New Mexico.

Senator Linda M. López proposes legislation focused on public peace and health safety.

Senate Bill 549 aims to enhance public peace, health, safety, and welfare in New Mexico.

New Mexico legislator Carrie Hamblen proposes Senate Bill 556 to improve public welfare.

Bill aims to prohibit PFAS chemicals in oil and gas extraction processes in New Mexico.

CNM vice president Olivia Padilla Jackson told the Legislative Finance Committee about CNM’s FY27 investments: a modern student information system, a film and digital media center opening Sept. 1, a transportation technology center, a quantum technician boot camp supported by a state appropriation, and a Briante Early Learning Center to serve up to 70 CNM families.

The House marked African American Day with a formal program honoring 10 women leaders, musical performances and a governor's proclamation recognizing historic firsts and contributions of Black New Mexicans. The ceremony included remarks from Representative Janelle Anyanoru and introductions of civic leaders and guests.

The Senate Finance Committee gave SB48 a due-pass recommendation to permit up to $92 million in bonds to buy a small privately owned parcel and pay infrastructure and demolition costs aimed at creating green space and traffic calming near the State Fairgrounds; the measure drew wide local support and two no votes on fiscal and access concerns.

During review of specials and supplementals the committee flagged several high-dollar or policy-sensitive items — including a potential $200M federal reimbursement revolving fund, state fair revitalization plans, a proposed New Mexico match fund, major water investments, and childcare affordability pilots — and asked analysts to provide guardrails, prior-year spending breakdowns and statutory clarifications.

Neighbors near the vacant EJ Martinez Elementary asked the board for meaningful engagement and records on a planned demolition; a separate speaker urged voters to reject the districts proposed $150 million bond, citing alleged Open Meetings Act notice failures, potential conflict of interest and priorities favoring an administrative building over教

A consultant team and county staff presented a fleet conversion plan and a community EV‑charging plan designed to support the county's climate action targets; staff also briefed council on multiple sustainability projects including municipal EV chargers, Foxtail Flats solar and battery storage, and a municipal building charging installation.

Santa Clara and Santa Fe receive funding for various infrastructure improvement projects.

Committee approves Senate Bill 425, extending project deadlines by two years until 2027

Robertson Colonels and Mosquero Roy Lady Blues secure state championships in recent basketball tournaments.

Sandia Matadors win fifth state championship in girls 5A basketball against Hobbs Eagles.

House Bill 600 aims to enhance public peace, health, safety, and welfare in New Mexico.

Szczepanski introduces legislation focusing on public peace, health, safety, and welfare in New Mexico.

Committee members discuss bill supporting community contributions amidst immigration concerns.

Court orders offenders to complete community service and contribute to local support programs

New Mexico adopts targeted strategies to reduce gun violence and assist affected victims.

New Mexico outlines legal measures against trafficking and vehicle-related crimes.

Senate Bill 70 amends the Racketeering Act to include new crimes and penalties.

New Mexico appropriates $900,000 for community water and wastewater support from 2026 to 2028.

Piloting diversion of offenders to community services aims to reduce crime and recidivism

Secretary initiates actions to combat discrimination and foster community cooperation in state.