“I want to thank Superintendent Trujillo for her years of dedicated service to the people of New Mexico,” said Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham. “From protecting consumers, streamlining regulations for businessowners and working professionals and getting ...
Over 110,000 New Mexicans are pursuing career training certificates, associate, bachelor’s and graduate degrees at state public and tribal colleges and universities, an increase of 2.3 percent over last year. Over 11,000 New Mexicans are pursuing hig...
“Congratulations to this year’s recipients, who are already doing crucial on-the-ground work to tackle homelessness and housing insecurity in our state,” said Gov. Lujan Grisham. “This year’s Casa Connections Program grants continue the impactful wor...
The governor will make an economic development announcement around clean hydrogen during the mission. At the summit, she will speak on a panel titled “Regional Collaboration & Trade from Asia-Pacific to the World” on October 26. The governor will als...
Commission leadership attended a meeting with Sonora Governor Alfonso Durazo Montaño and his Security Cabinet. Governor Durazo stated that Sonora is ready to tackle cross-border crime between New Mexico and Sonora to protect the public safety of both...
In an outstanding display of New Mexico’s growing appeal as a tourist destination, the state set a new record for direct visitor spending. A comprehensive study conducted by the New Mexico Tourism Department revealed that the state recorded an unprec...
“Living in a rural area shouldn’t be a deciding factor for the level of health care New Mexicans receive,” said Gov. Lujan Grisham. “It is a number one priority of this administration to take whatever actions are necessary to build up and support hea...
The Climate Investment Center will issue low-interest loans to local projects aimed at reducing greenhouse gas emissions. The governor was joined at the announcement by Leader Peter Wirth, Pro Tem Mimi Stewart and other legislators.
Armijo will lead the Human Services Department as it transitions to the Health Care Authority Department to establish a unified department responsible for the health care purchasing, regulation and policy.
“While we are disappointed in the U.S. Department of Energy’s decision, we are undeterred. I spoke with every project partner this morning and we agree: our bullish outlook has not changed and we will continue to move forward,” said Gov. Michelle Luj...