Department of Workforce Solutions Secretary Bill McCamley stepped down abruptly last week and the search is on for a replacement. But the timing of his resignation is what's raising eyebrows…
New Mexico employers are hiring in droves, but unfortunately, they are also having to compete against state unemployment benefits to fill those empty positions. "Now Hiring" signs have become a…
For the week ending April 16th EQUAL PAY FOR WOMEN: Voting 217 for and 210 against, the House on April 15 passed a bill (HR 7) to tighten current federal…
The highly contentious bill to further tap into the state's Land Grant Permanent Fund (LGPF) passed the House and Senate after years of failed attempts. HJR 1 Permanent Fund for…
The race to elect a congressional representative for NM's first district is heating up, and early voting will begin in just a few weeks. Below are some helpful dates and…
The New Mexico State Ethics Commission is seeking applicants for the newly created Citizen Redistricting Committee to help draw new congressional and legislative districts based on new census data. As…
Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham signed HB 2, The General Appropriations Act, on Friday which will provide $7.4 billion for New Mexico's 2022 fiscal year budget. Normally this would be another…
A study recently released by the National Association of Manufacturers analyzes the potential economic impact of the Biden administration's proposed tax increases on American jobs. Why? Lawmakers are considering reversing…
As of Friday evening the Governor has signed 158 bills and vetoed 17 others. Some of the bills rejected by the Governor include SB 375 which would have provided additional…
The Governor continues her slow roll of signing off on bills passed during the Legislative Session. On Thursday Governor Lujan Grisham signed 10 bills into law including the very contentious…