Politics
DOE Releases RFP For EM Consolidated Technical Support Services
U.S. Sen. Udall Advances Amendment To Ensure Southwest Chief Has Access To Federal Funding
Pearce On House Passed Appropriations Package
Supreme Court Denies White’s Request To Have Governor Appoint Los Alamos County Councilor
The New Mexico Supreme Court has thwarted an effort by Los Alamos resident Greg White to prevent the Los Alamos County Council from appointing a councilor to replace James Chrobocinski who resigned June 1 due to health issues.
White filed a brief Wednesday against Gov. Susana Martinez and the Los Alamos County Council. Supreme Court Justices Petra Jimenez, Charles W. Daniels and Gary L. Clingman denied White’s request that the Court mandate the governor to “do her constitutionally-mandated duty and fill the vacant Read More
Highlights From Local 2018 Primary Election
Tuesday night’s primary election was described by one candidate as a “nail biter.” Indeed, there were several close results in Los Alamos for both local and state public offices. Still, the Read More
Heinrich: Medicaid Work Requirements For Native Americans Not A State Issue, Tribal Sovereignty Is Clearly A Federal Responsibility
U.S. Sen. Martin Heinrich
U.S. SENATE News:
WASHINGTON, D.C. – U.S. Sen. Martin Heinrich (D-N.M.) is urging the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) to reconsider its proposal to leave the decision to exempt American Indians and Alaskan Natives from work requirements for Medicaid up to the states.
“Tribal sovereignty is clearly a federal responsibility and not an issue to be delegated to the states. This misguided proposal will go directly against the federal government’s responsibility to provide health care for our Native population and to honor the government-to-government
Voters Overwhelmingly Choose Pro-Conservation Candidates In New Mexico’s 2018 Primary Election
Luján Signs Petition To Force Vote On Net Neutrality
Candidate James Robinson Expresses Gratitude
I wanted to begin by thanking my family, friends, and supporters. You all have been instrumental to my success and last night would not have ended the way it did without your help!
I also want to thank the citizens of Los Alamos. Last night was another amazing turnout, and you proved that you take your civic duty seriously!
Finally, I want to thank all the Democratic candidates, especially Tim Morrison and Quentin Dimick. We had an amazing group of candidates, and it is a shame not all of us could make it. Thank you for caring about this community, and I hope Read More