In The News NEWS Oct 14, 2022 Businee Leaders Learn ABCs Of CTE “I am a huge CTE fan,” added state Rep. Joshua Hernandez. NEWS Aug 5, 2022 Edit House Productions — On The Move Again The City of Rio Rancho, as well as the Sandoval Economic Alliance, always like to see economic-based businesses locating in the area. And although Edit House isn’t new to the NEWS May 23, 2022 Charter schools show education and politics can work in NM In a world of constant disagreement, most of us can agree that division in our country is at a fever pitch. The views from national media on public charter schools NEWS Mar 4, 2022 Legislation streamlines state funding for charter school facility improvements “This bill will give these schools a realistic path to build and expand their facilities to continue to build a positive beginning for our children’s futures,” Hernandez said in a NEWS Feb 9, 2022 N.M. House finally sees the light on 175% interest rates Eight Republicans voted for the 36 percent cap. Newly appointed Rep. Brian Baca of Los Lunas was one of them. Freshman Rep. Joshua Hernandez of Rio Rancho was another who NEWS Feb 6, 2022 New Mexico Legislature could expand Angel investment tax credit Angel investment has helped dozens of New Mexico startups launch and grow, encouraging a bipartisan group of legislators to seek more incentives to help local Angel investors spread their wings NEWS Jan 29, 2022 Economic Development Bills Pass NM House Committees HB 80 would increase the amount of the angel investment tax credit for small local businesses from 25 percent to 50 percent of the investment and make this tax credit NEWS Jan 25, 2022 Bill Increasing Penalties for Operating a Chop Shop Passes First Committee Bill cracks down on chop shops to reduce demand for stolen cars and parts Santa Fe, NM- Legislation intended to crack down on New Mexico’s stolen vehicle black market, by NEWS Jan 6, 2022 Legislators discuss workforce development, public safety Three Rio Rancho-area legislators in a panel discussion last week agreed on the priorities of funding better infrastructure and workforce development in New Mexico. New Mexico Rep. Jason Harper, R-Rio Previous Page1 Page2 Page3 Page4 Next
