A Bernalillo County Commissioner has apologized for forwarding a racially insensitive joke by e-mail to other government employees.
State Rep. Janice Arnold-Jones, R-Albuquerque, is among five Republicans and one Democrat seeking their party's nomination to run for governor of New Mexico.
Public relations executive Doug Turner of Albuquerque is among five Republicans and one Democrat seeking their party's nomination to run for governor of New
Allegations of ethics violations by Secretary of State Mary Herrera have been swirling for more than two weeks after a scathing resignation letter by a former
The state’s direct order to pull red-light cameras from five Albuquerque intersections will also pull money from a program judges say decreases the number of
Gov. Bill Richardson says he's skeptical of an "excessive, big brother approach to public safety" and supports a New Mexico Transportation Commission decision
Cramped offices, filled to capacity storage and an evidence room that is overflowing. Those are just a few of the problems the San Juan County Sheriff’s Office
Controversial red-light cameras and other automated traffic-enforcement devices no longer will be allowed on state and interstate highways under a policy
Stimulus money is hard at work in Albuquerque with the latest project expected to give pedestrians a spring in their step and bicyclists a little easier time
More than 541,000 New Mexicans are enrolled in taxpayer financed programs providing medical assistance.
Republican Pete Domenici Jr. is among five Republicans and one Democrat seeking their party's nomination to run for governor of New Mexico.
Republican District Attorney Susana Martinez of Doña Ana County is among five Republicans and one Democrat seeking their party's nomination to run for governor
Former state Republican Party Chair Allen Weh is among five Republicans and one Democrat seeking their party's nomination to run for governor of New Mexico.
Sandra Sanchez went missing last April, and her body was found dumped near Los Lunas a few months later in June. Now her family is fighting to improve the way
Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano plans to freeze funding for the 'virtual fence' along the U.S./Mexico border.
Land Commissioner Pat Lyons was among a crowded field of candidates to file Tuesday for seats on New Mexico's utility regulatory agency.
