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Just as New Mexico has tackled other daunting public health problems, the state can lower alcohol-related deaths with an all-of-society approach.

BAGUIO CITY – More than P100,000 worth of toxic beauty products were confiscated here during a surprise inspection conducted by personnel of the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and other agencies on Wednesday, July 20. The confiscated cosmetic products of different brands were found to contain

The Maryland State Police saw a spike in interest for concealed carry permits after Gov. Larry Hogan ordered the agency to drop the restriction that applicants show a "good and substantial reason" to carry a pistol.

Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan directs the Maryland State Police to suspend the state's "good and substantial reason" standard for wear and carry gun permits.

A new law requiring training and certification of alcohol servers and their managers goes into effect on July 1. Under Assembly Bill 1221 and Assembly Bill 82, every alcohol server

Those efforts will include a comprehensive review with the corporation counsel, our chief counsel and other legal experts to assist us in this matter as we start to define sensitive locations when carrying a gun is banned and reviewing our application process to ensure that only those who are fully qualified can obtain a carry license, something that the police commissioner who is joining me today will ensure that our licensing division is aware of. we will work together to limit the risk this d...

After less than a year in the position, the director of New Mexico’s Cannabis Control Division has left the division.  A spokesperson for the state’s Regulation and Licensing Division, which oversees the Cannabis Control Division, confirmed that Kristen Thomson resigned from her role as director of the division.  In an email to NM Political Report, […]

The deadline for alcohol servers and their managers at over 56,000 businesses to meet mandatory training under a new state law is rapidly approaching.

Governor Ned Lamont today announced that the State of Connecticut recently received national recognition for its use of technology to streamline and improve state regulatory practices and provide better service to Connecticut residents.

State of California