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SANTA FE Critics might say New Mexico's state government bombed at the box office.In the nine years before Susana Martinez became governor in 2011, New Mexico invested $239 million in 23 movies and television series.
SANTA FE — Critics might say New Mexico's state government bombed at the box office. In the nine years before Susana Martinez became governor in 2011, New Mexico invested $239 million in 23 movies and television series. This enterprise may have been heady and glamorous, helping bring Denzel Washington, Jennifer Lopez and a galaxy of other stars to New Mexico.
It's not a move designed to instill confidence in New Mexico's State Investment Council: ...
"What's up with the administration at Peyton Place? I mean, Estancia High?" "What's up with the administration at Peyton Place? I mean, Estancia High?"
A California investment firm that was co-founded by a major political donor to former Gov. Bill Rich ...
Fierro Could Be Freed in Sept. Carlos Fierro, who was convicted of vehicular homic ...
SANTA FE — The state entity entrusted with investing $15 billion in public money is almost at full strength, as 10 of its 11 seats are now filled.
3 Seek Democratic Primary Win in Senate Race
'Good Time' Lost After Violation
A former Santa Fe attorney convicted in the drunken-driving death of a pedestrian has been granted parole.
SANTA FE — Incumbent state Sen. John Sapien is facing criticism from his Democratic primary opponent, former state Rep. Ben Rodefer, that he is too cozy with big business and... Read more »
Just How Do You Look in the Mirror? TO THE PERSON who hit and killed a dog on May ...
Robert Fry of Farmington and Timothy Allen of Bloomfield will remain the last two inmates on New Mexico s death row after a Santa Fe jury spared the life of Michael Astorga on Friday and instead sentenced him to life in prison for the murder of Deputy James McGrane during a 2006 traffic stop. The New Mexico Legislature repealed the death penalty in 2009, and then-Gov. Bill Richardson earned an ...
It would be a close race indeed if anyone tried to tabulate who has sent out the most endorsement announcements in the current U.S. Senate campaign, Republican Heather Wilson or Democrat Martin Heinrich.
A man convicted of killing a Bernalillo County Sheriff’s deputy avoided being sentenced to death Friday, and was instead given life in prison.
The longest-serving member of the New Mexico Legislature faces what might be the political battle of his life against a former lawmaker who lost a re-election match eight years ago and is trying for a comeback.