Governmental Conduct News Today

The oral arguments, set for Dec. 15, are tied to a recent commission decision that found state Treasurer Laura Montoya violated campaign finance reporting laws by accepting $10,000 in “straw

Its upsetting that many of these allegations go back a decade with no comment from anyone on either side of the aisle.

News from Grant County, New Mexico

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. – State Sen. Daniel Ivey-Soto is facing yet another ethics complaint, saying he’s abusing his position as a state lawmaker. Many of the allegations in the 20-page report hinge on Ivey-Soto’s day job and the work he does with county clerks across New Mexico. The ethics complaint claims the senator went as far […]

The complaint accuses Ivey-Soto of violating the state's Financial Disclosure Act, the Lobbyist Regulation Act, and the Governmental Conduct Act.

State Sen. Daniel Ivey-Soto, who has been under fire over allegations of sexual misconduct and other inappropriate behavior, is now embroiled in an ethics complaint.

OPINION: City should view neighborhood associations as valuable sources of information and communication, not "pesky" entities.

The GREAT Academy — state charter school on San Mateo — on Wednesday. The school, according to State Auditor Brian Colón, funneled public funds through its foundation, with some of

“Honestly, I just feel the justice system did its due course, and I feel vindicated of what I thought all along — that there was no merit to those charges originally.”

A company working in New Mexico’s emerging cannabis market is advertising some unusual expertise.Its team includes two people who once helped regulate the new industry.“We wrote the book on cannabis compliance. Literally,” the firm’s website says.