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Danielle Prokop/Source New MexicoTwo federal judges ruled nearly simultaneously today that President Donald Trump鈥檚 administration must continue to fund SNAP, the nation鈥檚 biggest food aid program, using contingency funds during the government shutdown. -
Espanola Pathways ShelterThe Santa Fe New Mexican reports Tuesday night, after city councilors delayed deciding whether to shut the facility down, voting instead during a long and crowded meeting to hire an independent hearing officer to make a recommendation.
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Two New Mexico Congressional delegation members on Thursday helped lead a letter with other Democratic lawmakers demanding the federal government reverse its decision to furlough federal workers overseeing nuclear weapons work and stockpile. -
Saturday鈥檚 event will run from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. across New Mexico, with dozens of collection sites around the state. One of the Albuquerque locations is Sandia Pharmacy, located at 201 San Pedro Dr. SE Suite C, where Health Equity Council staff will be assisting. -
Toulouse Oliver鈥檚 announcement follows State Land Commissioner Stephanie Garcia Richard鈥檚 withdrawal from the race last week due to her husband鈥檚 health issues. New Mexico State Sen. Harold Pope of Albuquerque and Loving Village Councilor Jackie Lee Onsurez remain in the Democratic primary race. -
The New Mexico Supreme Court has handed the City of Albuquerque a setback around a pending lawsuit over the city鈥檚 enforcement of public camping laws. -
While federal agencies are in turmoil due to layoffs, the shutdown has also affected research projects in the private sector that rely on federal grants or grant-funded resources. -
Lawmakers are reviewing the effects of the cuts during meetings of the Federal Funding Stabilization Subcommittee, a state government ad-hoc group convening this week in Las Cruces. -
In Rio Rancho Tuesday evening, the Sandoval Economic Alliance will host a community informational meeting to discuss Project Ranger, a proposed hypersonic rocket manufacturing and testing facility being considered for development west of Rio Rancho. -
The Rio Rancho mayor, who officially announced his campaign for governor this week, said he鈥檚 optimistic his pragmatic approach to crime, health care, education and other topics can lead to a breakthrough in next year鈥檚 race. -
The Santa Fe New Mexican reports Garcia Richard says she made the decision after her husband of 26 years, Eric Velasquez, was diagnosed with cancer. Garcia Richard says the demands of campaigning were incompatible with her husband's health needs. -
The July 2025 death of Kayla Vanlandingham, 19, has underscored the dangers faced by those using road crossings throughout the city.
