Individuals whose identifying details match those of leaders at Oracle and Clayco donated roughly $75,000 to Deb Haaland.
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Why childcare advocates are criticizing New Mexico’s pay plan
State officials argue rolling out the program as a pilot will be more manageable and bring raises to under-prioritized workers.
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Probe reveals elaborate network of audio surveillance at Santa Fe Public Schools
Santa Fe schools recorded audio without notice for years. A report found leaders knew, and district security chiefs took the fall.
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New Mexico’s suicide rate is dropping. Here’s what early data shows.
State health officials said the decrease may be a sign that additional education and prevention measures are paying off.
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What we know from latest Project Jupiter update
Oracle Vice President Mahesh Thiagarajan and Aman Joshi, chief commercial officer at Bloom Energy, updated commissioners on the project.
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How Santa Fe County, city align on protecting immigrants
County commissioners advanced an ordinance limiting use of county property, staff and records for immigration enforcement.
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Environmental groups continue to fight ‘Roadless Rule’ repeal
“I want my children to experience real forests, not just places where roads … have replaced a lot of landscapes that never existed before them.”
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Here’s where Vasquez, Cunningham differ on key Southern New Mexico issues
Nearly 700 people registered for the conference, which hosted legislators, policy experts, ambassadors and political candidates.
Posted inHealth
What advocates say about NM’s universal childcare access
The state must work harder to increase childcare capacity in rural, tribal and other underserved areas, an organization says.
Posted inHealth
Federal law requires most colleges to follow crime statistics reporting rules. In New Mexico, compliance varies.
The crime log must be “open to public inspection during normal business hours.” But a few schools took days to produce theirs.
