SANTA FE – Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham announced today that the Children, Youth and Families Department has officially ended the practice of placing children overnight in CYFD offices, eliminating a burden on children in CYFD custody and the staff who have cared for them. Children and youth…
SANTA FE — The New Mexico Legislature sent Senate Bill 48 to Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham late Tuesday after the House of Representatives voted to authorize $92 million in bonds to fund the next phase of redevelopment at the New Mexico State Fairg...
SANTA FE — Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham today celebrated passage of landmark bills approved by the New Mexico Legislature during her final session, including medical malpractice reform, universal child care and new public safety, health care and e...
SANTA FE — A bill that would ensure New Mexico students receive high-quality, research-based literacy instruction aligned with the science of reading has cleared both chambers of the legislature, and the governor plans to sign it into law.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Michael Coleman Office of the Governor Michael.Coleman@exec.nm.gov February 18, 2026 New Mexico lawmakers vote to make universal child care state law Senate vote clears final legislative hurdle; governor's signature imminent SANTA FE — New…
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Leah March Office of the Governor Leah.March@exec.nm.gov February 19, 2026 $92 million state fairgrounds bond goes to Governor Bill aims to revitalize Albuquerque International District SANTA FE — The New Mexico Legislature sent Senate Bill 48…
SANTA FE — A bill that would ensure New Mexico students receive high-quality, research-based literacy instruction aligned with the science of reading has cleared both chambers of the legislature, and the governor plans to sign it into law. The New Mexico House of Representatives unanimously…
SANTA FE — Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham today celebrated passage of landmark bills approved by the New Mexico Legislature during her final session, including medical malpractice reform, universal child care and new public safety, health care and education initiatives. The 2026 legislative…
SANTA FE — The New Mexico Legislature sent Senate Bill 48 to Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham late Tuesday after the House of Representatives voted to authorize $92 million in bonds to fund the next phase of redevelopment at the New Mexico State Fairgrounds. The House approved the legislation,…
SANTA FE — Two cornerstone priorities of Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham’s final legislative session have cleared both chambers of the New Mexico Legislature and a third — universal child care — is one procedural Senate vote away from advancing to he...