Attorney General Balderas joins multi-state campaign challenging new federal rules that seek to limit asylum-seeker rights
Notice is hereby given that the Board of Ethics & Campaign Practices has scheduled a meeting for Friday, January 10, 2020.
State Attorney General joins bipartisan coalition seeking to defend child, family and tribal rights in case before Fifth Circuit
Duhigg, who helped reform City election code, steps down to run for office.
AG Balderas joined bipartisan coalition of 56 AGs calling for Fentanyl-related substances to be permanently classified as Schedule 1
"We are bringing in a respected, independent researcher to manage a thorough review of the systems used for decades by APD to track crime."
Council District 8 residents can apply to serve on the Library Advisory Board.
Curry County contest, apparently advertised via social media, would breach a new state law, AG reminds.
AG Balderas joins coalition of 23 State AGs fighting to ensure transgender students can use restrooms in line with their gender identity
The Navajo Nation is canceling indemnity agreements for the Navajo Transitional Energy Co. after its recent purchase of three coal mines.
These fixes will make city government more transparent and accountable to the public.
As required per the Open Meetings Act.
The City has fixed all 2017 audit issues to protect HUD funding.
Colfax County project to receive USDA Rural Development Loan
Funding will support planning and construction projects at key IHS facilities in Crownpoint, Albuquerque, and Gallup
Rate will become $9ph in January, rising to $12ph in 2023
Concern over recent DoJ opinion that may negatively impact state-run and multi-state lotteries, including Mega Millions and Powerball.
New Mexico, Minnesota, the Dakotas, Montana, Washington and Arizona address unsolved mysteries surrounding Native American girls and women.
A new report on the financial condition of the 75 most populous cities ranks Albuquerque no. 39 in the nation for fiscal health.
Democrats emerged victorious Tuesday, with U.S. Sen. Martin Heinrich and Michelle Lujan Grisham both winning.
BREAKING: Democrat Michelle Lujan Grisham will face Republican Steve Pearce in the gubernatorial election this fall.
Courts have ruled the president can use "prosecutorial discretion" to give immigrants temporary protective status, the scholars said.
Four cities were told they'll be ineligible for an anti-violence program if they don't help detain and deport people in the U.S. unlawfully.
Lujan, chairman of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, was accused of using the House chamber for campaign fundraising.
A draft request for proposals Thursday called for the contractor to foster a culture of security and safety consciousness.