New Mexico runs tens of millions of dollars over budget for universal childcare
Analysts say the state will likely need to revise its future budgeting for universal childcare, due to a higher than expected surge in enrollment.
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Union: CYFD retaliated against anonymous workers who spoke in news stories
CYFD denied investigating its workers and highlighted initiatives they said have curbed vacancy rates in frontline workers.
Happy snakesgiving! This Black Friday, some choose reptiles over packed aisles
At the American International Rattlesnake Museum in Albuquerque, a steady stream of people from all parts of the state and country came in to marvel at the reptilian residents.
'Massive rush': As rattlesnake season beckons, New Mexico's snake wranglers are ready
As the weather gets warm and the snakes wake up, Northern New Mexico
Fumbles on the campaign trail
Sam Bregman threw the wrong hat in the ring. And a legislative candidate charged criminally in an attack on a golf course opts for happy talk.
Longtime lobbyist 'paved the way' for healthcare reform in New Mexico
Mary Feldblum, a lobbyist known for her dedication to pursuing universal health care for New Mexico, died March 2, 2026.
How much are New Mexico's low-interest loans expanding daycare capacity?
Providers and state officials have lauded the program, arguing it takes an incremental approach to creating a universal childcare system.
'We're growing up together': These Gen Z moms in New Mexico are bucking a trend
In line with a national trend, New Mexico's birth rate among women ages 20 to 24 has dropped steadily over the years.
Timeline: Universal childcare a yearslong effort
New Mexico’s childcare assistance program evolved over decades, undergoing several cuts and expansions before Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham made the service universally accessible in late 2025. The numbers o...
New Mexico data on childcare capacity doesn't quite add up
Tthe state agency tasked with overseeing early childhood education says discrepancies in capacity data are due to data entry errors.
Volunteers paint the Plaza and surrounding streets at city beautification event
Volunteers turned out in downtown Santa Fe on Saturday to paint curbs and maintain other public infrastructure in a city beautification event led by Mayor Garcia.
Santa Fe business owners, residents sound off south-side homeless shelter plans
The new shelter will be operated by Interfaith Community Shelter on a 1.1-acre plot of land near Santa Fe Place mall.
Politicians tout bill to protect Caja del Rio; would not impact LANL power line
Tribal leaders at a Friday news conference emphasized the Caja del Rio is a "living landscape" and urged its protection.
Suspect in Navajo woman’s disappearance sent to prison for robbery after plea deal
The sentencing effectively closes a case that has been troubled by lack of physical evidence and the suppression of a confession.
City of Española settles former city manager's whistleblower lawsuit
The lawsuit against the city and former Mayor John Ramon Vigil alleged Vigil engaged in "unethical and improper" conduct.
Republican governor candidates take the 'hot seat' at Albuquerque forum
While each candidate faced a different question, they were united in their belief that any Republican would better than Deb Haaland.
Homeless service group publishes feedback on planned south-side shelter
Nonprofit officials say they plan to incorporate suggestions such as having a staff position dedicated to neighborhood outreach into its plan for the shelter.
Embracing 'productive struggle': César Chávez Elementary parents dive into the new way kids are learning...
The school's annual “Fall in Love with Math” event aims to get guardians engaged with the tools the school district uses.
Santa Fe school board weighs relationship with community school nonprofit
Communities in Schools of New Mexico narrowly avoided a budget cut, but its long-term future in Santa Fe remains uncertain.
After nearly a year, CYFD resolves contract dispute with behavioral health providers
The dispute between CFYD and a state behavioral health board dragged on for nearly a year, threatening to disrupt care for kids.
New Mexico Forward Party submits signatures to become official
Forward Party leaders are looking to challenge lawmakers who voted against a bill to open primaries to unaffiliated voters.
Feds sue New Mexico, Albuquerque over pro-immigrant policies
Attorney General Raúl Torrez said his office will defend the law, calling it a "constitutional exercise of state authority."
Native Fashion Week Unfolds With a Focus on the Creators and the Craft
Native Fashion Week on Friday and Saturday, May 8-9, at the Eldorado Hotel & Spa unfolds with a scaled down event and a focus on the creators and the craft.
Santa Fe school board weighs tough budget moves amid declining enrollment
The district anticipates bringing in $153.8 million — almost entirely from state funds — and spending $156.2 million.