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Update on state pension plan story: Co-chair of retirement task force says,...
On the heels of a study conducted by two Chicago-area economists that places New Mexico among 31 states predicted to run out of state pension fund money within the next 16 years, the state...
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At the end of the news conference today (Jan. 3), Dan Boyd of the Albuquerque Journal asked new Gov. Susana Martinez what old Gov. Bill Richardson said in a note he left her in the governor’s office....
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Susana wants to change law on governor’s travel — but why stop there?
Gov. Susana Martinez From Dan Boyd of the Albuquerque Journal: Should New Mexico’s governor retain all the authority of the state’s chief executive when traveling outside our borders? Gov. Susana...
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Judge adopts Congressional redistricting map
Late Thursday (Dec. 29), retired Judge Jim Hall adopted a redistricting map for New Mexico to determine political boundaries for US Congressional races for the next 10 years. Hall selected a compromise...
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Some NM lawmakers can get two public pensions
Last week, we posted a video asking a number of members of the state legislature whether New Mexico taxpayers should pay them a salary. (New Mexico is the only state that doesn’t pay legislators. They...
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NM Finance Authority boots its CEO — is a lawsuit coming soon?
Rick May, former CEO of NM Finance Authority Rick May is gone as the chief executive officer at the New Mexico Finance Authority (NMFA) but with a possible lawsuit in the offing, his dealings with the...
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Really? Bill Richardson, budget hawk?
RAISING EYEBROWS: The announcement that former New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson was named to a group devoted to fixing the national debt left some scratching their heads. By Rob Nikolewski │ New Mexico...
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