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Jim Williamson, fired for exposing wrongdoing at the Public Regulation Commission, accepted a settlement to end his case, fearing a trial was years away.

Wesley Billingsley will soon be able to say, “I’m from the government, and I’m here to help.” He will tackle one of the most stubborn problems in state government.

Sen. George Muñoz said state agencies often blame the State Personnel Office for slowing down the hiring process.

The states Finance secretary says, "I think well get there," of reconciling disparities between Gov. Lujan Grishams $10.5 billion proposal and lawmakers $10.1 billion plan.

Most state government and public school employees in New Mexico would get a 3% raise under Gov. Lujan Grishams budget proposal.

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Despite recent concerns state revenues will come in below budget forecasts made in August, the secretary of the state Taxation and Revenue Department said New Mexico "looks to be on

The head of the state Department of Finance and Administration gave lawmakers some good news Monday when he told them: Yes, there is a Santa Claus — New Mexico can

Lawmakers on the Legislative Finance Committee urged caution on spending the states large projected budget, which includes $3.48 billion in new money — largely driven by the oil and gas

Wayne Propst, secretary of the state Department of Finance and Administration, said that forecast includes $3.48 billion in "new money."