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SFCC Hires Firm to Help Move Higher Education Center Forward Santa Fe Community College has hired attorneys to try to break a stalemate with the state over construction plans for the college’s Higher Education Center. Press Release |
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Explosion demolishes Durango home, injures 3
 UPDATE: New Mexico State Police seize Sunland Park records SUNLAND PARK - New Mexico State Police, armed with a search warrant, vacated Sunland Park City Hall on Tuesday so investigators could comb through city records. Martinez signs corruption bill
Taos Fire Department to keep fighting to pass fireworks law The New Mexico Legislature effectively killed a bill last week (Feb. 7) that would have given local authorities the power to restrict or ban the sale of fireworks during high-risk fire seasons. Governor to Attend Go Red Event in Albuquerque Today SANTA FE – Governor Susana Martinez will attend the American Heart Association’s Go Red for Women Luncheon in Albuquerque today. Go Red for Women is a national campaign to increase awareness of heart disease affecting women in New Mexico and across the country. The Governor will also sign House Bill 33, sponsored by Rep. Conrad James (R-Albuquerque) and Sen. Howie Morales (D-Silver City), allowing New Mexico hospitals to be designated as stroke centers and increase the quality of care they are able to provide to stroke victims, especially in rural areas. Governor to Sign Anti-Corruption Legislation at Metro Courthouse This Afternoon ALBUQUERQUE – Governor Susana Martinez will sign Senate Bill 197 this afternoon at 3:00pm at the Bernalillo County Metropolitan Courthouse in Albuquerque (401 Lomas Blvd. NW). SB 197, sponsored by Sen. Bill Payne (R-Albuquerque), will allow judges to impose additional financial penalties on public officials who are convicted of corruption, including the cost of the official`s public pension. 02_20_12_Battle of Mesilla The opening battle in the Civil War in New Mexico goes to the Confederates. |
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DURANGO, CO - An investigation is underway near Durango this morning after a gas explosion demolished a home Tuesday night.
Governor Susana Martinez signed the bill that allows judges to force convicted elected officials to pay back their salary and pension going back to the time they committed the crime.
