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According to Bernalillo County, the partnership will help it comply with the decades-long class action lawsuit against the jail

New Mexico's governor wants legislators to help her enact a new anti-hazing law in the aftermath of allegations by New Mexico State University basketball players that they were sexually assaulted by teammates and that coaches and staff failed to respond.

To cover how long it takes federal disaster funds to come through, the state decided a month and a half ago to send $100 million in emergency loans to political

News from Grant County, New Mexico

SANTA FE -- The board overseeing New Mexicos $18 billion pension fund for state employees has hired Greg Trujillo to serve as the funds new executive direc...

New Mexico PERA names acting executive director Print Greg Trujillo will assume the role of acting executive director of the $15.3 billion New Mexico Public Employees Retirement Association, effective Feb. 13. Mr. Trujillo is deputy executive director of the Santa Fe-based pension plan. Current executive director Wayne Propst is leaving the plan on Feb. 12 to become staff director New Mexico state Sen. George K. Munoz, the new chairman of the New Mexico Senate Finance Committee. The board is s...

New Mexico PERA executive director taking new position Print Wayne Propst, executive director of the $16.5 billion New Mexico Public Employees Retirement Association, Santa Fe, will be leaving on Feb. 12 to join the staff of New Mexico state Sen. George K. Munoz, Mr. Propst said in an email. Mr. Propst will be staff director for Mr. Munoz, who is the new chairman of the New Mexico Senate Finance Committee. "Wayne has led PERA through some of the most difficult challenges the association has fac...