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State opens the floodgates: $3.75 million in emergency aid heads to New Mexico communities - New Mexico Political Report (opens the original)
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New Mexico communities overwhelmed by floodwaters can now tap up to $3.75 million in state emergency money and call on the National Guard for backup. Lt. Gov. Howie Morales, filling in for Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham, who is out of state, signed five executive orders Wednesday declaring a state of emergency due to flooding across New Mexico. Each order directs the Department of Finance and Administration to release $750,000 to the Department of Homeland Security and Emergency Management (DHSEM).
Heinrich introduces long-sought permitting reforms with key Republicans to expedite energy projects, and he wants a Senate vote right after Election Day - New Mexico Political Report (opens the original)
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By Kevin Hendricks, NM Political Report — New Mexico families watching their electric bills climb have a stake in a bipartisan energy bill that Sen. Martin Heinrich hopes to bring to a Senate vote days after the November election. He says its odds are the best he’s seen. This story was originally published at New Mexico Political Report, a nonprofit news service covering politics and policy in the Land of Enchantment. Learn more and support our work at nmreports.org Heinrich, D-N.M., said during
Shocked by 'extreme' PNM bills, Alamogordo residents demand answers - New Mexico Political Report (opens the original)
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Alamogordo residents came to Tuesday’s town hall carrying their PNM bills. Some were double their usual amount, some triple, and one topped $1,900. They wanted state regulators to explain how the utility arrived at those numbers. The New Mexico Public Regulation Commission hosted the two-hour town hall at the Sgt. Willie Estrada Memorial Civic Center to hear from customers who received estimated or delayed bills after PNM ran short of meter readers this summer. More than a dozen residents spoke.
Potential $219 billion penalty: Jury finds Meta misled New Mexicans 43.9 million times - New Mexico Political Report (opens the original)
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In 2010, Mark Zuckerberg told Facebook users, “We do not and never will sell any of your information to anyone.” A Santa Fe jury didn’t buy it. Jurors in state District Court found Friday that Meta Platforms Inc., formerly Facebook Inc., willfully violated New Mexico’s Unfair Practices Act 43,899,720 times by misleading users about their data, misinformation, hate speech and more. Each violation carries a penalty of up to $5,000, which puts Meta’s maximum exposure at roughly $219.5 billion. Atto
Pennies for the poorest: Only 1% of state housing dollars target New Mexicans most in need - New Mexico Political Report (opens the original)
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By Kevin Hendricks, New Mexico Political Report — New Mexico has poured $524 million into housing since 2022, but households with the lowest incomes get about a penny of every income-restricted dollar. The state also can’t consistently say what the rest bought, according to a Legislative Finance Committee report presented Tuesday in Las Cruces. This story was originally published at New Mexico Political Report, a nonprofit news service covering politics and policy in the Land of Enchantment. Lea
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