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Paid family and medical leave proposal returning to NM Legislature - Vimarsana News

Paid family and medical leave proposal returning to NM Legislature

Measure would allow workers to take leave and keep their jobs

TUES: Opiate addiction experts call on lawmakers to remove barriers to rural methadone treatment, + More - Vimarsana News

TUES: Opiate addiction experts call on lawmakers to remove barriers to rural methadone treatment, + More

Advocates are optimistic the New Mexico Legislature will change a law during the upcoming legislative session to allow nurses to administer methadone, a barrier they say is making it harder to help those with opioid addictions, especially in rural areas.

Source: kunm.org
MON: NM Supreme Court justice cites security concerns in pushing exemption to public records law, + More - Vimarsana News

MON: NM Supreme Court justice cites security concerns in pushing exemption to public records law, + More

A panel of lawmakers that weighs New Mexico’s court system between legislative sessions chose not to endorse a proposal to weaken the state’s sunshine law in order to protect judges from violence. But the lawmaker who objected to the bill suggested that work could still be done to convince transparency advocates that it would be a good change.

Source: kunm.org
New Mexicans vote for kids - Vimarsana News

New Mexicans vote for kids

New Mexico voters overwhelmingly changed state law to increase funding for their public schools by hundreds of millions of dollars each year.

FEMA explores outsourcing $2.5B program - Vimarsana News

FEMA explores outsourcing $2.5B program

A week before Congress approved spending $2.5 billion to fully compensate victims of botched prescribed burns that grew into New Mexico’s biggest-ever wildfire, the agency in charge of the paying