Category: Government

Officer Ontiveros tragically lost his life after being shot and killed in the line of duty while conducting a traffic stop on May 26. 

The park impact fees help fund capital improvements that provide additional capacity.

The discoloration should disappear within 24 hours. If it does not, flush faucets for several minutes.

Las Cruces Utilities and the Elephant Butte Irrigation District are partnering in a pilot study that looks to channel the City’s allotment of irrigation water to a ponding area near Burn Lake to help recharge the Mesilla Bolson aquifer.

Counterparts from the Cities of Las Cruces and El Paso, Ciudad Juárez, the States of Chihuahua and New Mexico vowed to share information more frequently, support infrastructure that benefits the region’s growth and enrich regional cultural ties to enhance the quality of life for residents throughout our combined binational, bicultural, bilingual community.

Doña Ana County and the City of Sunland Park, New Mexico have launched a dedicated phone line and online form for CRRUA customers to report water-related issues or concerns.

This restriction does not apply to the careful and monitored use of recreational items such as barbecue grills or small bonfires on private property, as long as the fire remains contained and attended at all times. 

If granted, the order would effectively place the troubled water system into a status similar to receivership.

The court’s ruling affirms that the states have standing to sue and that their claims merit judicial review.

The defendants were charged for allegedly trading on inside information and reaping hundreds of thousands in illicit profits.

While New Mexico is fortunate to have a congressional delegation that opposes this shameful bill, I urge all Americans to call Republicans in the U.S. Senate and demand that they vote against it, as well.

The board will provide recommendations, ensure active engagement between the state and relevant private sectors, and assist with administering the Research, Development, and Deployment Fund.

The Alameda Arroyo Trail crossing remains closed as crews install rip rap (large stones) to prevent erosion and complete other improvements.

Temporary closures of park and parking lot areas will be in effect during construction.

An official opening date will be announced when it is available.

The ribbon cutting will include light refreshments, music, and games.

The map highlights real-time reports submitted by New Mexicans and will continue to expand as additional disruptions are reported. This tool is part of NMDOJ’s broader effort to document and respond to the local impact of federal actions.

All emergency services, including police and fire will operate as usual.

The City’s Cashiering Program will be closed from 3 to 5 p.m. on Thursday, May 22, 2025, for training.

During the closure, residents and businesses will be unable to drop off green waste, compost, or clean fill at the facility.

Motorists are encouraged to reduce their speed, pay attention to signs and follow the guidance of road traffic control.

New Mexico Environment Department Sec. James Kenney issued the following statement regarding Doña Ana County Board of County Commissioners’ decision to terminate its joint powers agreement with the City of Sunland Park and the Camino Real Regional Utility Authority (CRRUA).

65 percent of industry professionals believe the travel industry is back to pre-pandemic levels.

New Mexicans can make MVD appointments online at mvd.newmexico.gov or by calling 1-888-683-4636. From the time of an appointment, REAL IDs will take two to three weeks to arrive by mail.

The goal is to reduce delays, improve vehicle progression and mobility of non-vehicle users such as pedestrians and bicyclists, while also lowering emissions.

There will be no road closure or any traffic detours.

The Climate Action Plan, or CAP, expected to be completed by December 2025, will provide a roadmap to meet New Mexico’s climate pollution reduction targets, and aims to ensure a healthy, secure, and prosperous future for all New Mexicans.

April 2025 arsenic test results show that of the three arsenic treatment facilities (ATFs) operated by the Camino Real Regional Utility Authority (CRRUA) that were tested, two were again below federal limits for arsenic and one was slightly higher.

Today, new progress photos show the next phase of the project: pole base installation.

A memorandum directing general and flag officer reductions.

The total operating budget for FY26 is expected to be $609.6 million, a 12.25 percent or $81.1 million decrease from the 2024-2025 budget of $694.7 million.

A study has been completed and is now open for public comment.

All Quality of Life Department locations in the City of Las Cruces will be closing at noon on Wednesday, April 30, 2025 for the Department’s annual Quality of Life Award Ceremony and Training.