Santa Fe Community College faculty pushes board for higher wages
Several members of SFCC's full-time faculty came to Thursday's board meeting to demand higher pay.
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Several members of SFCC's full-time faculty came to Thursday's board meeting to demand higher pay.
A group of more than a dozen state legislators asked utility regulators to reject a request to build a liquified natural gas storage facility in Rio Rancho near Albuquerque. The New Mexico Public Regulation Commission’s evidentiary hearing regarding the New Mexico Gas Company’s proposal begins in early December. Ahead of this hearing, 14 legislators sent […]
Want to get this in your email before it posts on the site? Sign up here. Hello fellow political junkies! The 2024 New Mexico General Election has heated up with more people announcing their candidacy for both federal and state offices. On Thursday, Greg Cunningham, R-Albuquerque, announced his intention for a rematch against District 29 […]
As New Mexico prepares for a transition away from fossil fuels, officials told the Legislative Finance Committee there may be moderate financial gains in the near future. The state is expected to have moderate gains in the next 25 years, yet the oil and gas industry is expected to peak and decline. Department of Finance […]
By Robert Nott and Daniel J. Chacón, The Santa Fe New Mexican It was one of the top priorities for lawmakers during this year’s 60-day session: a resolution asking voters to approve a constitutional amendment “professionalizing” or “modernizing” the Legislature. With just a few days to go, at least one of two proposals appears dead and […]