Politics
Udall, Heinrich Join Senators Urging Congress To Pass Wildfire Funding Fix In Any Future Disaster Aid
Lunch With A Leader Sept. 19
Letter To The Editor: Regarding The Nuisance Code
Perhaps the problem isn’t the ordinance, but its enforcement.
There was a comment by a former CA highway patrol officer who said that he could easily find three violations on any new vehicle. That kind of enforcement would be considered abusive and non-productive, unless he was looking to generate revenue. The public would really prefer that he focus on issues that present a danger to the traveling public or the driver and their occupants.
The terms of the Nuisance Ordinance are not extreme, but using that ordinance to enforce petty aesthetic issues, is an abuse Read More
Pearce Urges Congress To Find Solution For DACA
CIR: Enforcing The Broken Border Sept. 18
Secretary Of State Maggie Toulouse Oliver Adopts Final Campaign Finance Rule
Secretary of State Maggie Toulouse Oliver
STATE News:
The rule will go into effect Tuesday, Oct. 10, 2017, which is the first day of a new campaign finance reporting period.
“For too long our campaign finance disclosure laws have been vague and confusing, and this rule will provide much needed
Democratic Party Of Los Alamos County Meets Tonight!
Sheriff Lucero Files Suit Against County Council
Los Alamos County Sheriff Marco Lucero has filed a complaint for declaratory judgement in the First Judicial District Court against the Los Alamos County Council. The complaint, which has been assigned to Judge Francis Mathews, was filed Aug. 29 by Lucero’s attorney, A. Blair Dunn.
Sheriff Lucero said today that he is disappointed that things have gotten to this point. He said he has tried without success to reach agreement with the Council, that the voters spoke plainly in the November Read More