What happened on Saturday, 08 March 2025
Senate, Legislative, New Mexico
Senate Bill 413 would raise the statutory cap on severance tax permanent fund investments in private equity from 11% to 14% to make more dollars available for investment in New Mexico companies and private equity funds; committee approved the measure 5–4 after debate over past investment performance, local job retention and safeguards.
House of Representatives, Legislative, New Mexico
House Bill 64 expands tuition equity to immigrant workers in New Mexico for education programs.
House of Representatives, Legislative, New Mexico
Representative Borrego mistakenly declared International Women's Day yesterday, celebrates it today.
Ithaca City, Tompkins County, New York
The county requests $21,875 to enhance workplace inclusivity for reentering individuals.
Senate, Legislative, New Mexico
Senate bill 318 would amend the state Unfair Practices Act to add certain firearms, accessories and conversion devices to the statute’s unfair‑trade provisions; sponsors say the change lets New Mexicans sue manufacturers who knowingly market conversion‑capable parts into the state market, industry groups call the language broad and vague.
Finance, Senate, Committees, Legislative, New Mexico
Senate Finance Committee discusses funding and guidelines for psilocybin treatment program.
House of Representatives, Legislative, New Mexico
New Mexico House votes unanimously on animal control and housing program improvements.
Ithaca City, Tompkins County, New York
A Place to Stay program houses women and supports their transition to permanent housing.
Department of Homeland Security
Trump commits to targeted prosecutions and aggressive immigration enforcement actions.
Finance, Senate, Committees, Legislative, New Mexico
Experts address potential risks of weight loss drugs including birth defects and long-term effects.
Department of Homeland Security
During the meeting's public comment period two speakers praised former President Donald Trump's border policy and urged aggressive deportation and prosecution of unauthorized migrants.
House of Representatives, Legislative, New Mexico
Legislators approve measures extending supervision and redefining youthful offender criteria.
Finance, Senate, Committees, Legislative, New Mexico
Senate committee explores effectiveness and licensing for psychedelic therapies in PTSD treatment.
Limestone County, Alabama
Commission unanimously approves claims and a $97K grant during Limestone County meeting.
Senate, Legislative, New Mexico
After hours of testimony from businesses, labor groups and affected families, the Senate Taxation & Revenue Committee voted 6–4 to give a do‑pass recommendation to a substitute for House Bill 11, a program that would create a state leave fund, set a modest employee/employer premium, and provide up to six weeks of paid leave plus a separate one‑time
House of Representatives, Legislative, New Mexico
House Bill 439 passes unanimously to reduce cardiac arrest fatalities through better training.
Ithaca City, Tompkins County, New York
West Hill Farm applies for funding to expand food subsidy efforts for low-income families.
Ithaca City, Tompkins County, New York
Service and Unity hires recovery individuals, bridging gaps for local nonprofits and businesses.
Lakewood, Pierce County, Washington
Mary Dogsworth leads discussions on park developments and community input in Lakewood.
Finance, Senate, Committees, Legislative, New Mexico
Legislation mandates judges appoint financial advisors for structured settlement transactions.
House of Representatives, Legislative, New Mexico
Legislators celebrate Foster Parents Day, recognizing the vital role of caregivers in the state.
House of Representatives, Legislative, New Mexico
The New Mexico House approves a bill mandating utilities to develop beneficial electrification plans.
Lakewood, Pierce County, Washington
Developers propose improvements for waterfront access with ADA parking and fishing opportunities.
Limestone County, Alabama
At a regularly scheduled Limestone County Commission meeting, commissioners unanimously approved minutes and a package of motions including $2.89 million in claims, acceptance of a $97,552.57 grant for the sheriff's office, a resolution to auction a county-interest parcel on Plato Jones Street, multiple staffing-plan amendments, bid awards for “Fox
Finance, Senate, Committees, Legislative, New Mexico
Senators address inadequate funding for foster care and anticipated increases in child custody cases.
Ithaca City, Tompkins County, New York
Bike Walk Tompkins requests support to hire a full-time bike shop manager and expand hours.
House of Representatives, Legislative, New Mexico
Lawmakers approved a wide rewrite of juvenile corrections law that adds certain violent offenses to the youthful‑offender pathway, extends post‑release supervision, allows earlier intervention referrals from child welfare, and creates a pilot stipend for some former foster or delinquent youth entering postsecondary training.
Ithaca City, Tompkins County, New York
The Human Services Coalition requests funding to support 2-1-1 services for low-income residents.
House of Representatives, Legislative, New Mexico
Lawmakers debated a broad bill that would require utilities to file 10-year distribution plans and beneficial-electrification proposals with the Public Regulation Commission. Supporters said it would unlock economic development and cleaner electricity; critics warned it could raise rates and shift costs to ratepayers.
Respiratory Care Board of California, Boards and Commissions, Executive, California
Council emphasizes strengthening practitioner skills and clinical partnerships in revised strategic plan.
Ithaca City, Tompkins County, New York
Team successfully placed 31 clients in jobs across local businesses and provided training support.
Lakewood, Pierce County, Washington
Lakewood plans ADA accessibility improvements and environmental designs for public land spaces.
Finance, Senate, Committees, Legislative, New Mexico
The Department of Children, Youth and Families (CYFD) requested $72.5 million in additional funding — $40.2M recurring and $32.3M nonrecurring — to meet remedial orders and to expand workforce, foster care supports, data capacity and training. Committee members pressed for details about federal draws, foster-parent stipend increases and liability.
Finance, Senate, Committees, Legislative, New Mexico
Senate Finance held a hearing on a bill to require courts to appoint independent financial advisers (guardian ad litem) when approving transfers of structured-settlement payment streams. Committee debate focused on consumer protection versus court intrusion. The committee recorded a tie vote on the do-pass motion.
House of Representatives, Legislative, New Mexico
Short summaries and recorded outcomes for bills that received final action in the House on March 9, 2025, as reflected on the floor transcript.
Lakewood, Pierce County, Washington
Council plans to enhance public access to lakes through new pilot project design.
Ithaca City, Tompkins County, New York
Housing program leaders express concern over potential impact of budget cuts on services.
Respiratory Care Board of California, Boards and Commissions, Executive, California
Lehi emphasizes unity in healthcare to enhance services for graduates and communities.
Ithaca City, Tompkins County, New York
BHU aims to help 15 participants gain trade skills and job opportunities in Ithaca.
Respiratory Care Board of California, Boards and Commissions, Executive, California
Board members, the accreditor and representatives of colleges and associations discussed program naming, whether an entry‑level doctorate should be the standard, and how California’s requirements compare to other states. Stakeholders urged more outreach and a clear path for public understanding.
Ithaca City, Tompkins County, New York
Program enhances job readiness by fostering essential skills and immediate onboarding for participants.
Finance, Senate, Committees, Legislative, New Mexico
The Senate Finance Committee voted 7-3 to give a “do pass” recommendation to the Senate Judiciary Committee substitute for Senate Bill 219, which would authorize a regulated medical psilocybin (mushroom) program administered in licensed medical settings and start no earlier than Dec. 31, 2027. Testimony included veterans and clinicians describing治疗
Lakewood, Pierce County, Washington
City of Lakewood officials held a neighborhood meeting to discuss a pilot project to improve one street-end site for public waterfront access, focusing on ADA access, shoreline protection, maintenance and parking; residents raised concerns about driveways, fencing, dogs and erosion.
House of Representatives, Legislative, New Mexico
The House passed the Judiciary Committee substitute for House Bill 255 after debate over adding voluntary manslaughter and other serious offenses to youthful-offender provisions. An offered floor amendment to broaden the youthful-offender enumerations was tabled; the substitute bill passed 34-24.
Respiratory Care Board of California, Boards and Commissions, Executive, California
The Accreditation Commission for Acupuncture and Herbal Medicine outlined its 2024–24 program-naming policy, English-language proficiency requirements for students, and its distance-education accreditation process after pandemic flexibilities ended on Oct. 7, 2023.
House of Representatives, Legislative, New Mexico
The House passed House Bill 13, known as Power Up New Mexico, requiring electric utilities to file distribution system plans and beneficial electrification plans with the Public Regulation Commission. Supporters said the bill modernizes the grid for EV charging and economic development; opponents warned of higher utility rates and uncertain cost-re
Ithaca City, Tompkins County, New York
Initiative aims for increased hiring and inclusion in local workforce for justice involved individuals.
Kennedale, Tarrant County, Texas
Residents express anger during town hall meeting with nearly a hundred attendees.
Judiciary, Senate, Committees, Legislative, New Mexico
Committee members adopted amendments aimed at clarifying language in Senate Bill 14.
Respiratory Care Board of California, Boards and Commissions, Executive, California
The board reported progress on its licensing/connect system: new online features for status changes, replacement pocket licenses, adoption rates around 75% for online licensing, and plans to develop an enforcement module and CE audit capability.
House of Representatives, Legislative, New Mexico
Lawmakers address average disclosure age of childhood abuse and consequences of long-term silence.
Kennedale, Tarrant County, Texas
City Council celebrates basketball team's victory and appreciates city manager's organization efforts.
Ithaca City, Tompkins County, New York
Funding changes from CTA impact administrative support for employer initiatives and program implementation.
Respiratory Care Board of California, Boards and Commissions, Executive, California
Enforcement reported 19 complaints received in the quarter, 43 investigations closed and 313 pending cases; board members and public urged more outreach and complaint-driven enforcement for the wall-license posting requirement.
Judiciary, Senate, Committees, Legislative, New Mexico
Committee discusses Senate Bill 10 addressing anti hazing and background checks in raffles.
Respiratory Care Board of California, Boards and Commissions, Executive, California
Board staff disclosed a miscalculation in its licensing counts, reported quarterly license statistics, and told the board a rulemaking package to create a retired license status is underway. Members and public speakers urged clearer outreach about the wall license requirement and better data transparency.
Kennedale, Tarrant County, Texas
Council members reflect on community values while outlining development priorities for Kennedale.
House of Representatives, Legislative, New Mexico
Legislators assert churches will face accountability for abuse involving officials.
Judiciary, Senate, Committees, Legislative, New Mexico
Senate committee moves forward with nursing compact despite external pressures and amendments.
Ithaca City, Tompkins County, New York
Finger Lakes Reuse told the IURA its REMAP (Reuse Materials Access Program) refers clients through 40+ partner agencies, issues gift cards of $180–$360 and provides free local delivery; the program covers roughly half its costs from store sales and requests IURA support to keep pace with rising demand.
House of Representatives, Legislative, New Mexico
Legislators question how proposed bill affects insurance companies and liability coverage.
Kennedale, Tarrant County, Texas
Council identifies top three public safety priorities for future implementation and funding.
Respiratory Care Board of California, Boards and Commissions, Executive, California
The board’s budget office told the California Acupuncture Board on March 7 that the fund is projected to remain healthy with roughly 16 months in reserve, but staff warned salary and statewide budget reductions could increase costs in coming years.
Judiciary, Senate, Committees, Legislative, New Mexico
Dr. Shannon Allen seeks legislation allowing CRNAs to practice anesthesia independently in New Mexico.
Department of Health Care Access and Information, Agencies under Office of the Governor, Executive, California
HCAI reveals new seismic compliance plan and delay application requirements for hospitals.
House of Representatives, Legislative, New Mexico
Committee discusses House Bill 73 to allow survivors to come forward until age 50.
Kennedale, Tarrant County, Texas
City Council resolves erosion concerns while overseeing first shopping development south of I-30 in 30 years.
Department of Health Care Access and Information, Agencies under Office of the Governor, Executive, California
Hospital evaluates possible two-year extension for project deadline amid financial difficulties
MIDDLETOWN CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT, School Districts, New York
Board honors former members Lawsonaire and McSoren during evening meeting.
House of Representatives, Legislative, New Mexico
Lawmakers debate bill's effectiveness in preventing teacher abuse in public institutions
Judiciary, Senate, Committees, Legislative, New Mexico
Senate committee reviews ketamine clinic regulations and updates gaming machine standards in New Mexico.
Kennedale, Tarrant County, Texas
Fire department resumes smoke detector replacement and introduces new crime prevention initiatives.
Department of Health Care Access and Information, Agencies under Office of the Governor, Executive, California
ABH 69 adds distressed hospitals to rural relief program and emphasizes updated application process.
MIDDLETOWN CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT, School Districts, New York
Middletown's event features activities for girls in grades 6 to 12 focusing on empowerment.
Judiciary, Senate, Committees, Legislative, New Mexico
Superintendent explains the need for regulatory oversight following hospital acquisition issues.
House of Representatives, Legislative, New Mexico
Legislation grants three-year window for childhood abuse survivors to pursue legal claims.
Kennedale, Tarrant County, Texas
City officials outline priorities for enhancing public safety, infrastructure, and community services.
MIDDLETOWN CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT, School Districts, New York
Community member raises concerns on DEI funding and mental health resources in Middletown schools
Judiciary, Senate, Committees, Legislative, New Mexico
New Mexico bill aims to reduce recidivism by improving resources for high-risk probationers.
Kennedale, Tarrant County, Texas
City aims to create a comprehensive center combining library, rec center, and YMCA services.
MIDDLETOWN CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT, School Districts, New York
Superintendent Amy Green will respond to community questions later this week.
Judiciary, Senate, Committees, Legislative, New Mexico
Legislation imposes penalties on hazing while mandating education and reporting requirements.
Kennedale, Tarrant County, Texas
City officials discuss developing a fundraiser to support nonprofits addressing community needs.
Judiciary, Senate, Committees, Legislative, New Mexico
Senate Bill 302 modernizes New Mexico's gaming regulations and ensures compliance with federal requirements.
MIDDLETOWN CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT, School Districts, New York
Middletown City School District offers free pre kindergarten programs through partnerships with local providers.
House of Representatives, Legislative, New Mexico
The House Appropriations and Finance Committee adopted a committee substitute for House Bill 73 and recommended the substitute for passage, moving a measure that would expand civil filing opportunities for adult survivors of childhood sexual assault forward with a 15–1 vote.
Department of Health Care Access and Information, Agencies under Office of the Governor, Executive, California
The Department of Health Care Access and Information published PIN 80 and opened an automated Seismic Compliance Plan application and an AB 869 delay application. Both applications are due Jan. 1, 2026; eligible small, rural, critical-access, district and distressed-hospital-loan recipients may request delays up to 2033. HCAI will track progress by
Kennedale, Tarrant County, Texas
Mayor outlines plans for Town Center growth and YMCA collaboration to boost local economy
MIDDLETOWN CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT, School Districts, New York
Middletown Recreation Boxing Club starts with support from local school district for youth.
Judiciary, Senate, Committees, Legislative, New Mexico
Legislators present bill to regulate hospital acquisitions and protect healthcare quality in New Mexico.
Kennedale, Tarrant County, Texas
City Council confirms funding for park development and connecting trails from 2025 to 2030
Kennedale, Tarrant County, Texas
City officials aim to relaunch citizen police academy and juvenile programs by 2025.
MIDDLETOWN CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT, School Districts, New York
Students engage in Black History Month activities while girls basketball team gains recognition.
House of Representatives, Legislative, New Mexico
Committee supports amendments to enhance rulemaking for New Mexico's Department of Corrections
Texas Courts, Judicial, Texas
Committee unanimously approves motion for permanent revocation of Miss Dixon's certification.
Judiciary, Senate, Committees, Legislative, New Mexico
Senate committee votes against House Bill 14, expressing worries over superintendent's expanded powers.
Kennedale, Tarrant County, Texas
Emerald Hills seeks business collaboration to enhance national crime prevention programs.
MIDDLETOWN CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT, School Districts, New York
Board members outline funding sources and upgrades for schools, including mental health resources.
Kennedale, Tarrant County, Texas
Partnership aims to advance delayed fish hatchery project at Snowmark Wayland Park.
House of Representatives, Legislative, New Mexico
Legislative committee discusses rent regulation and utility maintenance for mobile home park residents.
Texas Courts, Judicial, Texas
Panel assesses ongoing appeals in Hernandez and Marks death penalty cases.
Judiciary, Senate, Committees, Legislative, New Mexico
Sentencing Commission supports bill unanimously, raising concerns about conflicts with SB 54.
Kennedale, Tarrant County, Texas
City officials explore grant opportunities to enhance smart technology and equipment funding.
House of Representatives, Legislative, New Mexico
Legislators discuss House Bill 311 to optimize reclaimed water use for economic development.
MIDDLETOWN CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT, School Districts, New York
Students from universal pre K excel in kindergarten due to enhanced educational experience.
Texas Courts, Judicial, Texas
Committee discovers ethics violations by Latoya Young and proposes administrative penalties.
Judiciary, Senate, Committees, Legislative, New Mexico
Committee discusses recent federal hazing legislation and its potential enforcement challenges.
Kennedale, Tarrant County, Texas
City officials prioritize developments in Almond Springs, Baldwin Springs, and Oak Crest for next five years.
Kennedale, Tarrant County, Texas
City Council prioritizes park renovations and future developments over the next ten years.
Texas Courts, Judicial, Texas
The complaint review committee recommended the permanent revocation of Cheryl Dixon's court reporter certification after finding multiple violations and noting prior disciplinary history and a contempt finding from the Court of Criminal Appeals.
House of Representatives, Legislative, New Mexico
Rochelle Smith highlights mobile home rent hardships during legislative testimony in Albuquerque.
Kennedale, Tarrant County, Texas
Council discusses expanding entertainment events to enhance community and economic growth.
MIDDLETOWN CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT, School Districts, New York
At its March 6 meeting the Middletown Board approved agenda items including personnel memoranda, financial items, the 2025'26 instructional calendar and emergency repairs; the board adopted Policy 8260 (Title I Parent and Family Engagement) after a motion to waive reading, with one board member recorded as opposed.
Judiciary, Senate, Committees, Legislative, New Mexico
Committee discusses changes to social work compact to enhance licensure reciprocity in New Mexico.
MIDDLETOWN CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT, School Districts, New York
District officials reported 265 children enrolled in UPK for 2024'25 (41 half-day, 224 full-day), described registration and RFP timelines for 2025'26, and asked local providers to submit proposals by May 2.
Texas Courts, Judicial, Texas
The Judicial Branch Certification Commission complaint review committee found multiple violations by court reporter Latoya Young across two complaints and recommended penalties including fines and a separate recommendation for permanent revocation tied to a second matter.
House of Representatives, Legislative, New Mexico
The House Judiciary Committee recorded multiple final actions on bills during the hearing, including passage of committee substitutes or due-pass recommendations for several bills. The committee advanced measures on magistrate-judge age, electronic visit verification, health-practitioner category expansion, and others; it also took the substitute
Kennedale, Tarrant County, Texas
Kennedale officials discuss enhancing tourism and economic growth through racetrack events.
Judiciary, Senate, Committees, Legislative, New Mexico
Senate committee supports Compass tool for evaluating inmate release decisions.
Colfax County, New Mexico
Colfax County reviews funding for radio ads to boost tourism and suggest specific park mentions.
House of Representatives, Legislative, New Mexico
The committee amended and then passed House Bill 428 to remove a statutory exemption that had allowed the Corrections Department to avoid the state rules and Administrative Procedures Acts, while retaining limited exemptions for institutional security and emergency response. The amendment shortened the public-comment period from 45 to 30 days at
MIDDLETOWN CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT, School Districts, New York
District elementary leaders presented midyear "legacy plans" focused on attendance incentives, literacy and Spanish-language arts, social-emotional programs, assistive communication devices and outreach activities aimed at raising engagement across K'5.
Kennedale, Tarrant County, Texas
Discussion reveals interest in Topgolf facilities in Bone Springs neighborhood.
MIDDLETOWN CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT, School Districts, New York
Superintendent Amy Green and district staff outlined a proposed 2025–26 budget that includes administrative and benefits increases, capital projects across elementary and secondary schools, and a recommendation to transfer $9.5 million into the capital reserve related to the Twin Towers project.
House of Representatives, Legislative, New Mexico
Representative Jeremy Small’s committee substitute for the Reclaimed Water Act (HB 311) prompted extensive testimony both for economic development and against loosening oversight for produced water. The proposal would enable local reclaimed-water authorities, subject to New Mexico Environment Department and Water Quality Control Commission review,
Judiciary, Senate, Committees, Legislative, New Mexico
Healthcare providers express concerns about SB 14's impact on independent practices and investments.
Kennedale, Tarrant County, Texas
Council prioritized partnership work including moving the YMCA into a city facility, joint meetings with the school district and a planned outreach to local churches and nonprofits.
United Nations, Federal
Humanitarian agencies rush to register and support over 63000 refugees in Burundi.
Judiciary, Senate, Committees, Legislative, New Mexico
A set of bills received quick committee action or brief hearings: gaming regulation updates and background-check changes passed on do-pass votes; a $20 million civil legal services transfer passed; the social-work licensure compact and a probation/parole reform earned do-pass committee recommendations; anti-hazing legislation received discussion, 1
Kennedale, Tarrant County, Texas
Council discussed recruiting destination businesses and leveraging assets such as race events and a local distillery to shift tax burden toward commercial activity and increase local sales tax revenue.
House of Representatives, Legislative, New Mexico
The House Judiciary Committee approved a substitute for House Bill 442 that would create a statewide working group and temporary rent limits to study and address frequent rent increases and infrastructure failures in manufactured-home communities. The committee voted to reject the original bill but advance the committee substitute with a two-year,
United Nations, Federal
A staff member reported that over 63,000 people have crossed into Burundi from Eastern Nyarokongo, describing the movement as the largest influx the country has seen in decades and saying humanitarian agencies are working to register and move people to refugee sites.
Colfax County, New Mexico
The Colfax County Lodgers' Tax Committee postponed consideration of a $12,000 radio advertising proposal after the applicant experienced audio problems and members requested more information about missing application pages, who will create ad content, and listener reach and tracking.
Judiciary, Senate, Committees, Legislative, New Mexico
Senators heard testimony on Senate Bill 78, a measure to let certified registered nurse anesthetists (CRNAs) practice without physician supervision; supporters said the change would provide certainty and preserve rural access, while at least one senator raised concerns about the inherently interdependent nature of anesthesia practice.
Kennedale, Tarrant County, Texas
Council discussion singled out Old School Road and other thoroughfare projects; staff was asked to pursue interlocal funding agreements and to present prioritized resurfacing and bridge work.
House of Representatives, Legislative, New Mexico
Representative Murphy votes no on $350M grid modernization budget citing fiscal concerns.
Kennedale, Tarrant County, Texas
Council members flagged aging pipes, stormwater costs and water storage as key infrastructure issues and directed staff to pursue audits and rate‑setting tied to assessed needs.
Judiciary, Senate, Committees, Legislative, New Mexico
Lawmakers debated a bill that would expand the Office of the Superintendent of Insurance's authority to review and condition certain hospital and health-care provider acquisitions; hospitals and provider groups urged changes, sponsors said the measure is needed to protect access and quality in New Mexico communities.
Governor's Pardon Advisory Board, State Agencies, Executive, Wisconsin
The Wisconsin Pardon Advisory Board heard applications from about two dozen people seeking pardons on a range of nonviolent and drug-related convictions, including requests to restore voting and firearm-related rights. The board then moved into closed session to deliberate whether to forward applications to the governor.
Other Public Meetings, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma
Embark updates marketing outreach with new alert system and community engagement initiatives.
Kennedale, Tarrant County, Texas
Council discussion at the strategic workshop prioritized public‑safety infrastructure needs including a potential second fire station, an expanded police facility and expanded camera and equipment plans.
House of Representatives, Legislative, New Mexico
Committee members debate PRC bill's impact on current ratepayers and future costs.
Santa Maria, Santa Barbara County, California
City leaders celebrate the start of the Plains of Fame air museum construction in Santa Maria.
Tax, Business and Transportation, Senate, Committees, Legislative, New Mexico
Bill aims to protect privacy by limiting autopsy photo access to legal proceedings.
Kennedale, Tarrant County, Texas
At a special two‑day council workshop, Kennedale leaders grouped and prioritized goals for the next decade, putting parks and trails, a multiuse civic center and a YMCA partnership at the top of the list.
Santa Maria, Santa Barbara County, California
At a ceremonial groundbreaking in Santa Maria, Plains of Fame announced plans for a new museum campus anchored by a roughly 56,000-square-foot hangar to house more than 60 flyable World War II–era aircraft and host education and regional events.
Other Public Meetings, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma
City officials confront ADA accessibility barriers after Jeremy's personal transportation experience.
House of Representatives, Legislative, New Mexico
Legislators explore funding for electric vehicle infrastructure and addressing health disparities.
Anchorage Municipality, Alaska
Local leaders finalize revisions to Cheugiak Eagle River land use and zoning regulations.
Tax, Business and Transportation, Senate, Committees, Legislative, New Mexico
Senate Bill 413 proposes raising the investment cap from 11% to 14% in New Mexico.
Other Public Meetings, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma
Board emphasizes transit appreciation day and plans outreach for students in Ward 2.
Santa Maria, Santa Barbara County, California
Officials celebrate the opening of the Planes of Fame Air Museum in Santa María
House of Representatives, Legislative, New Mexico
Concerns grow over equitable resource allocation amid Albuquerque's air quality and poverty challenges.
Tax, Business and Transportation, Senate, Committees, Legislative, New Mexico
Senators discuss proposed legislation targeting firearm manufacturers amid liability and commerce concerns.
Anchorage Municipality, Alaska
Eagle River Community Council discusses community feedback and upcoming resolution details in public meeting.
Other Public Meetings, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma
Board celebrates Laura Johnson's contributions to Central Oklahoma's public transportation initiatives.
Santa Maria, Santa Barbara County, California
Officials and museum representatives marked the inauguration of the Planes of Fame Air Museum’s new Santa Maria campus and announced the start of construction on Building A, a more-than-56,000-square-foot exhibit hall that will house World War II aircraft and programs for students, veterans and visitors.
House of Representatives, Legislative, New Mexico
State agencies to develop tools for identifying projects in overburdened communities affected by climate change.
Tax, Business and Transportation, Senate, Committees, Legislative, New Mexico
Committee discusses support and opposition for paid family medical leave bill HB 11.
Anchorage Municipality, Alaska
Brian Hall outlines legal aspects of opposing the native village of Igloo's casino project.
Other Public Meetings, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma
Board member calls for comprehensive transportation options beyond just rail systems.
House of Representatives, Legislative, New Mexico
Committee outlines funding needs and public support for energy initiatives amid opposition concerns.
Anchorage Municipality, Alaska
Community council members urge collaboration with village on casino project concerns.
Public Employees Benefits Program Board Meeting, Executive Agencies, Organizations, Executive, Nevada
Nevada's new health authority seeks to enhance healthcare access and competition statewide.
Other Public Meetings, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma
Summary of formal motions and outcomes from the COPTA meeting, including resolutions, procurement authorizations and routine approvals recorded as passed by electronic vote.
Other Public Meetings, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma
A representative from the Alliance for Public Transportation asked Embark to engage Midwest City, Oklahoma County and Rose State on possible route consolidations or frequency increases for Routes 15 and 19, citing long headways and rider impacts.
Tax, Business and Transportation, Senate, Committees, Legislative, New Mexico
New Mexico legislators approve $5 million allocation over five years for affordable housing initiatives.
Anchorage Municipality, Alaska
Neighbors and Alaska's Attorney General file lawsuits addressing community concerns and resolution details.
House of Representatives, Legislative, New Mexico
Lawmakers advocate for electric bus funding and projects to combat climate change impacts.
Anchorage Municipality, Alaska
Girdwood Board transitions leadership while addressing land use and construction concerns.
Public Employees Benefits Program Board Meeting, Executive Agencies, Organizations, Executive, Nevada
NSHE explores retiree health insurance to enhance recruitment and manage staff workload.
Anchorage Municipality, Alaska
Community members highlight noise and safety issues due to construction and traffic increases.
Tax, Business and Transportation, Senate, Committees, Legislative, New Mexico
Committee reviews proposed law to limit access to autopsy photos used for profit.
Other Public Meetings, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma
Board authorized staff to advertise for bids for parking garage inspections and repairs after engineering recommendations; trustees also approved a five-year lease renewal for a small lot and heard a parking-services report that included transfer of the Skywalk to the public property authority.
House of Representatives, Legislative, New Mexico
Officials express concerns over solar job creation and funding distribution in San Juan County.
Other Public Meetings, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma
The trustees voted to adopt the 2025 Title VI program update required by the Federal Transit Administration; staff summarized analysis of recent service changes and required mitigation steps for major changes.
Anchorage Municipality, Alaska
Residents express concern over increased traffic and noise near Cheek Elementary.
House of Representatives, Legislative, New Mexico
Legislators evaluate job permanence in New Mexico's transitioning energy landscape amid climate initiatives.
Tax, Business and Transportation, Senate, Committees, Legislative, New Mexico
House bill 11 proposes paid leave for families welcoming children and addressing medical needs.
Public Employees Benefits Program Board Meeting, Executive Agencies, Organizations, Executive, Nevada
PEP discusses financial impacts of new insurance mandates without proportional funding from legislators.
Anchorage Municipality, Alaska
Residents express concerns over proposed casino's traffic and water usage during council meeting.
Other Public Meetings, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma
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Torrance City, Los Angeles County, California
Sophie qualifies for Masters while Sarah wins US Kids World Championship in golf.
Public Employees Benefits Program Board Meeting, Executive Agencies, Organizations, Executive, Nevada
Health officials outline plans to enhance data sharing and reduce costs through agency collaboration.
House of Representatives, Legislative, New Mexico
Advocates request state funds for job training and climate adaptation programs in New Mexico.
Tax, Business and Transportation, Senate, Committees, Legislative, New Mexico
Jason Espinosa argues against legislation impacting construction schedules and safety standards.
Anchorage Municipality, Alaska
Alaska state officials dispute native sovereignty and jurisdiction concerning gaming on land allotments.
Public Employees Benefits Program Board Meeting, Executive Agencies, Organizations, Executive, Nevada
Stacy Weeks, administrator for the proposed Nevada Health Authority, presented an overview to the PEBP board outlining an agency model that would centralize purchasing, create an all-payer claims database and house the Silver State Health Insurance Exchange. Board members asked about data privacy, board authority and how PEBP would retain statutory
Events, Nevada
The Spanish Springs Citizens Advisory Board approved the minutes of its Feb. 5 meeting and later approved a motion to adjourn; both motions were made and seconded though the transcript did not record individual mover/second names.
Tax, Business and Transportation, Senate, Committees, Legislative, New Mexico
Senators debate film industry loans and support for independent filmmakers in New Mexico.
Anchorage Municipality, Alaska
Council members criticize mayor's support for Eklutna development amid communication gaps.
House of Representatives, Legislative, New Mexico
Panel discusses equitable training programs and electric vehicle adoption in New Mexico's rural areas.
Public Employees Benefits Program Board Meeting, Executive Agencies, Organizations, Executive, Nevada
The Public Employees Benefits Program board heard public comment and staff briefing on roughly 40 bills the agency is tracking for the 2025 Nevada legislative session, including PEBP-sponsored measures AB22 and SB32 and member-focused bills AB188 and AB169. No board vote was taken; staff and public speakers urged the board to oppose AB22 and SB32 "
Events, Nevada
Officials from the Reno‑Sparks Indian Colony described the tribe's history, land holdings and a draft comprehensive plan that addresses Hungry Valley access, OHV route management, cultural-resource consultation and options to strengthen federal protection for public lands.
Events, Nevada
At a Spanish Springs Citizens Advisory Board meeting, a sheriff's office sergeant gave monthly public-safety statistics and urged residents to report target shooting and illegal dumping; a resident described ricochets and widespread trash from target shooters in nearby BLM land.
Tax, Business and Transportation, Senate, Committees, Legislative, New Mexico
Legislator expresses concerns over bill's vague definition affecting small businesses in New Mexico.
Anchorage Municipality, Alaska
Community members express concerns about noise and traffic impact from nearby developments.
Pomona Unified, School Districts, California
Pomona discusses funding strategies for combining small renovation projects at local schools.
House of Representatives, Legislative, New Mexico
Committee explores climate change legislation defining overburdened communities and emission reduction strategies.
Events, Nevada
Katie Owens highlights critical importance of early detection in fighting triple negative breast cancer.
Tax, Business and Transportation, Senate, Committees, Legislative, New Mexico
Senate Bill 66 seeks bipartisan adjustments to workers' compensation attorney and discovery fees.
House of Representatives, Legislative, New Mexico
Public comments highlight support for Senate Bill 142 promoting solar and electric school buses
Tax, Business and Transportation, Senate, Committees, Legislative, New Mexico
Committee adopts amendment addressing stipend distribution between non-aligned parents.
Pomona Unified, School Districts, California
Residents express frustrations over short notice and school district transparency
Events, Nevada
Donna Kuntz educates attendees on advocating for financial crime protections for seniors.
Pomona Unified, School Districts, California
Lincoln Elementary upgrades auditorium while preserving historic elements through community collaboration.
Tax, Business and Transportation, Senate, Committees, Legislative, New Mexico
Senate committee votes down motion to table bill, advancing to semi finance committee.
Events, Nevada
Sun Valley officials enhance fire hydrant management and encourage community reporting via 311.
Anchorage Municipality, Alaska
Residents and the Chugiak-Eagle River Advisory Board pressed for more information about an Eklutna tribal casino development, citing an environmental assessment, water-demand figures, increased truck and generator noise, and competing legal challenges. The board voted to table a drafted resolution and asked a member to rework it into two separate,
House of Representatives, Legislative, New Mexico
House committee passed Senate Bill 142 to codify a grid modernization roadmap, expand grant eligibility to school districts and charter schools, and direct greater coordination between the Energy, Minerals and Natural Resources Department and the Public Regulation Commission.
Pomona Unified, School Districts, California
District plans extensive facility upgrades based on community input and survey feedback.
Events, Nevada
Paul Nelson discusses RTC's projects, transit growth, and future plans for transportation enhancements.
Tax, Business and Transportation, Senate, Committees, Legislative, New Mexico
Supporters argue HB 11 enhances employee benefits while opponents cite tax concerns and economic risks.
Town of Greenwich, Fairfield, Connecticut
Board of Selecting Meeting remembers Bob McKnight and reviews outdoor dining guidelines.
House of Representatives, Legislative, New Mexico
A House committee advanced Senate Bill 48, a proposal to route hundreds of millions to climate adaptation, grid modernization, workforce training and electric-vehicle infrastructure with requirements to work with so-called overburdened communities and annual agency reporting to interim legislative committees.
Town of Greenwich, Fairfield, Connecticut
Board approves Vietnam Memorial flag raising and discusses Merchant Marine veterans recognition.
Events, Nevada
Cindy Leslie and attendees learn about scams from Better Business Bureau representative.
Tax, Business and Transportation, Senate, Committees, Legislative, New Mexico
Legislators debate potential impacts of Paid Family Medical Leave on small businesses in New Mexico.
Pomona Unified, School Districts, California
Cano demands transparency and accountability for $535 million in school construction spending.
Tax, Business and Transportation, Senate, Committees, Legislative, New Mexico
The Senate Tax, Business and Transportation Committee advanced a slate of bills with votes ranging from unanimous approval to narrow margins. Highlights included passage on procurement-cap relief, a restart for a film‑project loan program, a $5 million appropriation for nonprofit operational support for affordable housing, and several technical or
Events, Nevada
Residents voice concerns over increasing homelessness and local trash problems in Sun Valley.
Town of Greenwich, Fairfield, Connecticut
First Selectman Fred Camillo and Selectwoman Lauren Rabin briefed the board on a range of town matters, including a WestCOG allocation for a North Street project, a grant program for repetitive-loss properties, a unanimous health board vote on a dog park in Byram and plans for veterans-focused projects.
Pomona Unified, School Districts, California
The Board of Education approved Resolution No. 20 (2024-25) to eliminate or reduce classified positions; Human Resources said no CSEA members would be separated though some employees could face minor demotions.
Tax, Business and Transportation, Senate, Committees, Legislative, New Mexico
After hours of testimony from workers, unions and business groups, the Senate Tax, Business and Transportation Committee voted 6–4 to advance a reworked paid family and medical leave bill (House Bill 11). The substitute limits the insured medical leave component to six weeks, adds a separate one-time newborn/adoption rebate, and sets low initial
Senate, Legislative, New Mexico
Committee discusses socialized medicine proposal as Senate Bill 14 faces failed motion.
Events, Nevada
RTC plans significant enhancements for Sun Valley Boulevard with state and federal funding support.
Town of Greenwich, Fairfield, Connecticut
Board heard a first read of proposed 2025 outdoor dining guidelines. Staff recommended shortening the season to run from just before Memorial Day to mid-October and phasing in an increase to barrier costs; a second read is scheduled for March 13.
Senate, Legislative, New Mexico
Health representatives express strong objections to Senate Bill 14 due to oversight issues.
Town of Greenwich, Fairfield, Connecticut
At the Feb. 27 Town of Greenwich Board of Selectmen meeting, members approved routine minutes, unanimously approved a request to raise a commemorative Vietnam War Veterans flag on March 29 and confirmed four appointments to town boards and commissions.
Events, Nevada
Residents raised neighborhood cleanup, growing homeless encampments near Quartz and Stella, scams targeting seniors and middle‑school promotion ceremonies at the March 3 Sun Valley Citizens Advisory Board meeting. The board approved February minutes with corrections and moved two agenda items to next month.
Tax, Business and Transportation, Senate, Committees, Legislative, New Mexico
The Senate Tax, Business and Transportation Committee voted 5–4 to give a do-pass recommendation to Senate Bill 413, which would raise the statutory cap on private-equity-style investments from the Severance Tax Permanent Fund from 11% to 14%. Sponsors said the change would let the State Investment Council make targeted equity investments to retain
Events, Nevada
RTC officials told the Sun Valley Citizens Advisory Board that Route 5 is one of the region’s busiest non-BRT lines, described electric and hydrogen bus deployment, and outlined Sun Valley Boulevard improvement plans that rely on federal/state grants and developer contributions.
Pomona Unified, School Districts, California
District staff outlined a proposed list of projects tied to the $385 million Measure UU bond, explained timelines tied to State Architect reviews, described remaining balances from prior bonds and state reimbursements, and sought board feedback on priorities.
Senate, Legislative, New Mexico
Senator de Wahegan challenges insurance regulation's constitutionality in healthcare at committee discussion
Appropriations & Finance, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, New Mexico
Lawmakers examine insurance exclusions and civil liability expansion in child abuse legislation.
California Board of Occupational Therapy, Other State Agencies, Executive, California
OTAC confirms AB 277 will amend background check conditions for licensed occupational therapists.
California Board of Occupational Therapy, Other State Agencies, Executive, California
Senate Bill 813 aims to extend client record maintenance from seven to ten years.
Senate, Legislative, New Mexico
Senators discuss potential negative effects of proposed healthcare regulations on New Mexico investments.
Honolulu City, Honolulu County, Hawaii
Hawaii officials plan to add six lifeguard towers and expand jet ski rescue unit hours.
Events, Nevada
Washoe County emergency management described alerting tools, perimeter mapping and a donor-funded countywide evacuation study during a March 3 Sun Valley Citizens Advisory Board meeting, and urged residents to sign up for Smart911.
Appropriations & Finance, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, New Mexico
Lawmakers address potential insurance challenges related to childhood abuse claims bills.
Events, Nevada
Washoe County officials and the Sun Valley General Improvement District outlined which agencies own and maintain fire hydrants, described routine and major repairs, and urged residents to report problems via 311 after a community briefing in Sun Valley March 3.
California Board of Occupational Therapy, Other State Agencies, Executive, California
Board members debate adding jurisprudence and ethics courses to continuing education requirements.
Senate, Legislative, New Mexico
The bill seeks to eliminate parole fees and improve good time calculation for offenders.
Fishery Management Council, Pacific, Governor's Office - Boards & Commissions, Executive, Washington
Humpback whale entanglements increased in 2024 while gray and killer whale entanglements decreased.
Honolulu City, Honolulu County, Hawaii
Council facilitates public testimony both remotely and in-person during scheduled meeting.
Appropriations & Finance, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, New Mexico
Survivors testify to support bill allowing delayed reporting of childhood sexual abuse.
Senate, Legislative, New Mexico
Supporters highlight Senate Bill 14's role in protecting healthcare access through transparency.
Fishery Management Council, Pacific, Governor's Office - Boards & Commissions, Executive, Washington
Coastwide fisheries revenue rises 3% while landings drop significantly in 2024.
California Board of Occupational Therapy, Other State Agencies, Executive, California
Regulatory board reviews pending packages and announces April 1 comment period deadline.
Honolulu City, Honolulu County, Hawaii
City reviews incentive pay program's impact on recruitment and community service motivation.
Appropriations & Finance, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, New Mexico
House Bill 73 allows survivors of childhood assault three years to file claims after enactment.
Senate, Legislative, New Mexico
Legislation defines hazing and enforces penalties for organizations and individuals involved.
Fishery Management Council, Pacific, Governor's Office - Boards & Commissions, Executive, Washington
California's ecosystem sees mixed outcomes due to El Nino effects on marine life and fisheries.
California Board of Occupational Therapy, Other State Agencies, Executive, California
Budget update shows year-to-date revenue of $2.2M, with expected expenditure reductions.
Honolulu City, Honolulu County, Hawaii
City discusses $1M online platform for concealed carry applications and rising registration fees.
Appropriations & Finance, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, New Mexico
Lawmakers examine implications for family assets of deceased perpetrators in abuse cases.
Senate, Legislative, New Mexico
Senate Bill 302 modernizes gaming oversight by expanding background checks for licenses and permits.
California Board of Occupational Therapy, Other State Agencies, Executive, California
Sami Rafidi and others advocate for removing restrictions on occupational therapy assistants' supervision.
Honolulu City, Honolulu County, Hawaii
Director Ireland highlights budget proposal omitting ocean safety for first time in 20 years
Fishery Management Council, Pacific, Governor's Office - Boards & Commissions, Executive, Washington
Heather Mann urges improved communication and documentation for whale encounters in fisheries.
Fishery Management Council, Pacific, Governor's Office - Boards & Commissions, Executive, Washington
Newport representative commends report and citizen engagement in marine science discussions
Senate, Legislative, New Mexico
Senate discusses ketamine clinics and updates to gaming machine regulatory standards in New Mexico.
Honolulu City, Honolulu County, Hawaii
Council member seeks support for Castle Junction ambulance substation amid increasing emergency calls.
Appropriations & Finance, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, New Mexico
Legislator supports Lex Garcia's bill but criticizes its effectiveness against teacher abuse.
California Board of Occupational Therapy, Other State Agencies, Executive, California
Board members favor continuing education over exams to enhance understanding of laws.
Fishery Management Council, Pacific, Governor's Office - Boards & Commissions, Executive, Washington
Northwest Fisheries Science Center told the council the 2025 integrated West Coast pelagic survey will use both U.S. and Canadian ships, deploy a new multifunction trawl system and collect eDNA and environmental data; benchmark and update assessment data deadlines were listed and the center warned budget/staff constraints could delay surveys and 20
Honolulu City, Honolulu County, Hawaii
Officials discuss relocating paramedic SUV to Ko'olina for faster emergency response times.
California Board of Occupational Therapy, Other State Agencies, Executive, California
AOTA told the board it will allow the use of portions of the Occupational Therapy Practice Framework in board materials and discussions but requested attribution and limited public posting of the full member-only PDF.
Senate, Legislative, New Mexico
Legislation aims to define risk assessment criteria and improve probation supervision.
Appropriations & Finance, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, New Mexico
Representative Dowell expresses concerns about the legislation's effectiveness in delivering justice.
Fishery Management Council, Pacific, Governor's Office - Boards & Commissions, Executive, Washington
NOAA Fisheries presented a reinitiated biological opinion on the West Coast groundfish fishery concluding the action is not likely to jeopardize the Mainland Mexico or Central America DPSs of humpback whales, nor leatherback sea turtles, and outlined anticipated takes, monitoring priorities and discretionary conservation recommendations. Advisory‑b
Appropriations & Finance, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, New Mexico
Legislators examine victim access to assets after perpetrator's death during law discussions.
Senate, Legislative, New Mexico
Senate Bill 78 seeks to allow nurse anesthetists independent practice without physician supervision.
Honolulu City, Honolulu County, Hawaii
Hawaii EMS plans ambulance remount facility on Oahu to reduce costs and improve efficiency.
California Board of Occupational Therapy, Other State Agencies, Executive, California
The executive officer reported year-to-date revenues and expenditures, noted the budget office declined the board’s contract for a fee study, and said staff are seeking budget-office assistance and potential temporary regulatory fee changes to maintain fund solvency.
Appropriations & Finance, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, New Mexico
Hossfield advocates for House Bill 73 to promote support for childhood sexual abuse victims.
Senate, Legislative, New Mexico
Lawmakers conduct extensive stakeholder outreach to refine oversight on healthcare acquisitions
Fishery Management Council, Pacific, Governor's Office - Boards & Commissions, Executive, Washington
NOAA scientists told the Pacific Fishery Management Council that the California Current rebounded after a strong El Niño; they flagged marine heat waves, harmful algal bloom impacts on shellfish and seabirds, rising whale entanglements, and social‑economic stress in fishing communities. The council heard recommendations for 2025 ecosystem science‑‑
Senate, Legislative, New Mexico
Senate Bill 10, the Anti‑Hazing Act for higher education, prompted testimony on criminal penalties and institutional reporting; supporters urged mandatory education and reporting, while civil‑liberties advocates urged noncriminal interventions. The committee did not advance the bill and recorded no final vote.
Honolulu City, Honolulu County, Hawaii
Chief outlines strategies for improving department culture and mental preparedness among officers.
Santa Fe County, New Mexico
Doctor confirms timeline and evidence addressing key questions about Ms. Arakawa's death
Appropriations & Finance, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, New Mexico
Representatives debate the focus on civil lawsuits in light of a settled case.
California Board of Occupational Therapy, Other State Agencies, Executive, California
Board members learned SB 813 was a spot bill that staff and OTAC lobbyists expect to be amended and agreed to watch the bill and contact the sponsor’s office for clarification.
Santa Fe County, New Mexico
Sheriff Adan Mendoza shares new findings in the Hackman-Arakawa death investigation.
Senate, Legislative, New Mexico
Senate Bill 375 would eliminate parole fees, introduce larger good-time incentives for nonviolent offenders, and change how good time is calculated and administered. The Sentencing Commission gave unanimous support and the committee voted to pass.
Honolulu City, Honolulu County, Hawaii
Hawaii's EMS seeks budget increases to enhance personnel and ambulance capabilities for 2026.
Santa Fe County, New Mexico
Betsy Hackman's death is ruled natural caused by hantavirus pulmonary syndrome according to autopsy.
Santa Fe County, New Mexico
Autopsy reveals Gene Hackman's cause of death as cardiovascular disease, Alzheimer's as factor.
California Board of Occupational Therapy, Other State Agencies, Executive, California
Representatives from OTAC and AOTA urged the California Board of Occupational Therapy to omit occupational therapy assistants from a proposed cap in supervision regulations, saying an additional cap could reduce access to services and fieldwork placements.
Appropriations & Finance, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, New Mexico
House Judiciary Committee votes to pass Finance Bill while voicing concerns about implications.
Senate, Legislative, New Mexico
Lawmakers approved a committee substitute for a multistate social-work licensure compact after adopting several amendments to address New Mexico legal and policy concerns, including removal of qualified-immunity language and venue changes.
Honolulu City, Honolulu County, Hawaii
Chief Logan presents $390 million budget request with a focus on IT upgrades for HPD.
Santa Fe County, New Mexico
Sheriff discusses investigation details and health implications of hantavirus case.
Honolulu City, Honolulu County, Hawaii
The Honolulu Police Department aims to fill 76 vacancies through new recruiting strategies.
California Board of Occupational Therapy, Other State Agencies, Executive, California
Board members debated requiring a jurisprudence exam for licensees but indicated a preference for a continuing-education (CE) approach and directed staff to draft regulatory language and return with options.
Senate, Legislative, New Mexico
Lawmakers voted to give due‑pass recommendations to two bills that revise gaming machine standards and expand background‑check authority for gaming contractors and applicants, citing a Department of Justice audit that required statutory changes.
Appropriations & Finance, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, New Mexico
The House Appropriations & Finance Committee on a 15-1 vote approved a committee substitute to House Bill 73 that would allow civil claims for childhood sexual assault to be filed until a survivor’s 58th birthday and creates a three-year look-back window after the bill’s effective date. The change applies to private individuals and entities, not to
Honolulu City, Honolulu County, Hawaii
City budgets $4.5M for facility upkeep and two generator replacement projects.
Senate Committee on Agriculture and Environment, Senate, Legislative , Hawaii
Senate approves energy efficiency and regulatory measures including greenhouse gas task force changes.
Senate, Legislative, New Mexico
Senate Bill 14, a measure to expand state review of hospital and health-care acquisitions, drew lengthy testimony from hospitals, providers and patient advocates and failed a committee due‑pass motion after amendments and debate.
Honolulu City, Honolulu County, Hawaii
Kurt Lager presents budget plan for Honolulu Ocean Safety Department including new lifeguard towers
Energy, Environment & Natural Resources, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, New Mexico
Public school facility authority sets funding focus on rural districts through House Bill 32.
Santa Fe County, New Mexico
Santa Fe County officials said autopsies show 65-year-old Betsy Hackman died of hantavirus pulmonary syndrome and 95-year-old Gene Hackman died of heart disease; investigators say the cases are not criminal, and public-health follow-up is underway.
Senate Committee on Agriculture and Environment, Senate, Legislative , Hawaii
Energy committee unanimously passes House Bill 350 to enhance renewable energy initiatives in Hawaii.
Senate, Legislative, New Mexico
Lawmakers and medical providers debated Senate Bill 78, which would codify independent practice and prescriptive authority for certified registered nurse anesthetists (CRNAs). Supporters said the change would stabilize rural anesthesia care; some committee members questioned whether anesthesia work can truly be independent.
Honolulu City, Honolulu County, Hawaii
Police Chief emphasizes recruitment and retention bonuses to address officer shortages and crime.
Energy, Environment & Natural Resources, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, New Mexico
Senators discuss funding options for oil and gas electrification projects in Colorado.
Senate Committee on Agriculture and Environment, Senate, Legislative , Hawaii
HB 1406, HD1, to create a task force aimed at streamlining permitting and regulatory procedures passed with amendments adding a senate appointee, including the Hawaii State Energy Office as a participant, and noting a prior $120,000 staffing request in the committee report.
Office of the Governor, Executive , Massachusetts
Healy and Hao highlight local government challenges and their working-class backgrounds during event
Energy, Environment & Natural Resources, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, New Mexico
State announces grant funding for local projects addressing climate change in vulnerable areas.
Senate Committee on Agriculture and Environment, Senate, Legislative , Hawaii
HB 1051, HD1, to revise energy-efficiency portfolio standards passed unamended after testimony from the State Energy Office, DCCA consumer-advocacy division and other stakeholders.
Honolulu City, Honolulu County, Hawaii
City budget includes $19M for improving police vehicles, radios, and training equipment.
Senate, Legislative, New Mexico
Senate Bill 81 aims to create a directory of non-graduates for targeted support programs.
Office of the Governor, Executive , Massachusetts
Legislators celebrate funding initiatives aimed at boosting Western Massachusetts communities.
Senate Committee on Agriculture and Environment, Senate, Legislative , Hawaii
HB 1017, which would dissolve the existing greenhouse-gas sequestration task force, passed out of committee without amendment after DBEDT testimony; chairs reported no objections among members present.
Energy, Environment & Natural Resources, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, New Mexico
Officials express concerns over equitable job training distribution and air quality in Albuquerque.
Honolulu City, Honolulu County, Hawaii
Manawili ambulance will enhance emergency response for multiple communities and hotspots.
Senate, Legislative, New Mexico
Senators discuss bill aimed at connecting students to workforce solutions for better employment.
Senate Committee on Agriculture and Environment, Senate, Legislative , Hawaii
HB 977, HD1, concerning energy financing passed with non-substantive technical amendments; multiple agencies including the Public Utilities Commission and consumer-advocacy division testified in support.
Energy, Environment & Natural Resources, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, New Mexico
House committee members discuss and vote on Senate Bill 142 for grid modernization.
Senate, Legislative, New Mexico
Senators discuss emergency clause for bill aimed at adjusting commercial insurance rates.
Honolulu City, Honolulu County, Hawaii
Chief discusses funding needs and recruitment efforts amid rising violent crime in Honolulu
Office of the Governor, Executive , Massachusetts
Officials announce funding aimed at enhancing infrastructure and equity in rural areas.
Senate Committee on Agriculture and Environment, Senate, Legislative , Hawaii
HB 350, relating to energy and water-heating standards, passed unamended after industry and energy-office witnesses testified; testimony stressed that solar water heaters are held to different performance standards than heat-pump systems.
Energy, Environment & Natural Resources, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, New Mexico
Legislation aims to improve worker training access across New Mexico, including solar technician apprenticeships.
Senate Committee on Agriculture and Environment, Senate, Legislative , Hawaii
HB 1020, HD1, to study carbon sequestration potential in underground water resources passed after chairs amended the bill to place lead responsibilities with the Department of Business, Economic Development & Tourism (DBEDT).
Senate, Legislative, New Mexico
Bill requires state police to activate search and rescue teams for timely response.
Honolulu City, Honolulu County, Hawaii
Department plans to renovate Waianae Substation and build structure inland due to regulations
Office of the Governor, Executive , Massachusetts
Town celebrates $1 stop grant for feasibility study and new community facility plans
Senate Committee on Agriculture and Environment, Senate, Legislative , Hawaii
Committees passed House Bill 751, HD2, to set statewide organic-waste diversion goals but excluded compostable food packaging from the organic waste definition and deferred the effective date amid PFAS testing concerns.
Energy, Environment & Natural Resources, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, New Mexico
Committee passes grid modernization bill despite opposition from some representatives over cost concerns.
Senate, Legislative, New Mexico
Senators honor women and staff contributions during the session on International Women's Day.
Honolulu City, Honolulu County, Hawaii
Police Chief outlines the need for updated equipment amid potential grant funding cuts.
Office of the Governor, Executive , Massachusetts
Lieutenant Governor Kim Driscoll and state officials announced that Covington will receive a $400,000 Rural Development Fund grant to rehabilitate its former school into town offices, a food incubator and community space, one of 49 awards totaling $10 million to support rural projects across the Commonwealth.
Senate Committee on Agriculture and Environment, Senate, Legislative , Hawaii
Senators passed House Bill 242, HD1, advancing requirements for a working group and a reporting deadline after adopting Department of Health and industry-suggested amendments.
Energy, Environment & Natural Resources, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, New Mexico
Senate panel discusses funding and strategies for electric vehicle infrastructure to combat health disparities.
Senate, Legislative, New Mexico
Senators discuss funding allocation and community accessibility for economic development projects.
Honolulu City, Honolulu County, Hawaii
Fire Chief outlines disaster preparedness projects including upgrades and land acquisitions for stations.
Building Code Council, Governor's Office - Boards & Commissions, Executive, Washington
Committee votes to accept proposal adding credits for induction cooktops based on site energy calculations.
Senate Committee on Higher Education, Senate, Legislative , Hawaii
Committee supports establishment of a group to develop sustainable building materials in Hawaii
Energy, Environment & Natural Resources, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, New Mexico
Opponents express concerns over funding impacts on oil and gas industry during committee meeting.
Senate, Legislative, New Mexico
Senate approves bills enhancing healthcare access for rare disease patients and telehealth services.
Honolulu City, Honolulu County, Hawaii
Fire Department aims to enhance training and pay through a proposed $1.59 million budget increase.
Energy, Environment & Natural Resources, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, New Mexico
Lawmakers outline climate and infrastructure projects to support low-income New Mexican communities.
Building Code Council, Governor's Office - Boards & Commissions, Executive, Washington
Council disapproves motion regarding energy credits recalculation for buildings using low carbon systems.
Senate, Legislative, New Mexico
Senate amends bill to increase insurance coverage limits for wildfire-affected homeowners.
Senate Committee on Higher Education, Senate, Legislative , Hawaii
Officials emphasize data-driven tools to improve college career outcomes for students.
Honolulu City, Honolulu County, Hawaii
Director Kurt Lager presented the first Ocean Safety Department budget as a standalone agency, asking for more lifeguard towers, replacement jet skis and vehicles, and a mix of 10 full‑time and 23 contract lifeguard positions to expand coverage and support a new Kailua facility nearing completion.
Energy, Environment & Natural Resources, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, New Mexico
Senator highlights health risks from pollution in overburdened communities linked to extractive industries.
Senate Committee on Higher Education, Senate, Legislative , Hawaii
Regents review potential tuition increases while addressing student aid for Lahaina graduates.
Senate, Legislative, New Mexico
Senate Bill 252, as amended, clarified the telehealth statute so licensed master's‑level social workers (and other categories cited) can provide telehealth services statewide; bill passed 34–0 after a technical floor amendment.
Building Code Council, Governor's Office - Boards & Commissions, Executive, Washington
Council approves modifications to permit new thermal energy networks for low carbon systems.
Honolulu City, Honolulu County, Hawaii
Fire Chief Kalani Hall presented a FY 2026 request that includes funding for apparatus replacements (engines and aerials), station repairs and generators, training equipment and modest staffing additions; the department expects to use a mix of CIP and operating funds for rolling replacements.
Building Code Council, Governor's Office - Boards & Commissions, Executive, Washington
Seattle modifies code to activate parking garage ventilation using gas sensors effectively.
Senate Committee on Higher Education, Senate, Legislative , Hawaii
Students support House Bill 1171 for emergency use of tuition funds after disasters.
Senate, Legislative, New Mexico
Senate Bill 39, as amended, removes preauthorization requirements for certain treatments for rare diseases (defined on the floor as affecting fewer than 200,000 people in the U.S.), intending to speed access; the sponsor moved passage on the floor (vote tally not specified in transcript).
Energy, Environment & Natural Resources, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, New Mexico
Senate Bill 48 proposes funding for renewable projects and job training across New Mexico.
Senate, Legislative, New Mexico
Senate Bill 480 directs the Public Education Department to create an annual directory of students who were in high school during the last four years and did not graduate; the list will be available to higher education, adult education and workforce providers to improve outreach. Passed unanimously 36–0.
Energy, Environment & Natural Resources, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, New Mexico
Legislators evaluate clean energy projects while questioning long-term job creation in New Mexico.
Senate Committee on Higher Education, Senate, Legislative , Hawaii
House Bill 1171 permits the University of Hawaii Board of Regents to use the tuition and fee special fund for student aid in response to a governor‑declared emergency; student leaders supported the bill and the committee approved it unamended.
Building Code Council, Governor's Office - Boards & Commissions, Executive, Washington
Council members explore integrating energy storage into renewable energy requirements for buildings.
Senate, Legislative, New Mexico
Senate Bill 81 was amended and passed with an emergency clause to raise FAIR plan residential limits to $750,000 (commercial $2,000,000) and to change board appointment rules aimed at making the insurance pool more actuarially sound after wildfire‑related cancellations and coverage gaps. Vote: 34–1.
Honolulu City, Honolulu County, Hawaii
Chief Arthur Logan told the Budget Committee the Honolulu Police Department’s proposed 2026 budget is about $390.5 million, with major equipment asks for P25 radio replacement and vehicle turnover. The department also emphasized recruiting and retention as top priorities and outlined recruitment channels and incentive payouts to date.
Senate Committee on Higher Education, Senate, Legislative , Hawaii
House Bill 1320 would require the University of Hawaii to collect and publish consolidated graduate‑outcome data and requests funding for staff and visualization capacity; the committee passed the bill to Ways and Means with a delayed effective date and asked that concerns about funding and data access be noted in the report.
Energy, Environment & Natural Resources, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, New Mexico
Coalition members urge support for SB 48 to enhance job training and climate adaptation efforts.
Senate Committee on Higher Education, Senate, Legislative , Hawaii
House Bill 1185, which would establish a working group to study plant‑based building materials grown and produced in Hawai‘i, was deferred after testimony supporting the bill's intent but questioning the need for a legislatively created working group and discussion of a proposed $150,000, 2‑year appropriation for baseline analysis.
Energy, Environment & Natural Resources, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, New Mexico
Lawmakers advanced a statutory grid-modernization roadmap that formalizes coordination between the Energy, Minerals and Natural Resources Department and the Public Regulation Commission, adds schools to grant eligibility and broadens the definition of grid modernization to include capacity increases and AI tools to detect methane leaks.
Senate, Legislative, New Mexico
The Senate passed a bill requiring dispatchers to notify state police so the state police can issue a mission number before volunteer search‑and‑rescue organizations are dispatched; supporters said the change will speed lifesaving responses, while critics said the bill lacks accountability and enforcement mechanisms. Vote: 31–3.
Building Code Council, Governor's Office - Boards & Commissions, Executive, Washington
The Washington State Energy Code commercial TAG on March 20 advanced an induction-cooktop credit into the next stage after debating thresholds and accounting rules, approved new envelope and peak-load credits and several editorial clarifications, and postponed larger structural changes including a wholesale replacement of the C406 credit tables and
Senate Committee on Higher Education, Senate, Legislative , Hawaii
The committee passed House Bill 1169 to repeal and consolidate duplicate University of Hawaii conference center statutes into a single revolving fund statute and changed the effective date to upon approval.
Senate, Legislative, New Mexico
The New Mexico Senate passed a bill to create a strategic economic development site‑readiness program, including a $24 million site‑readiness fund and an advisory board; the bill passed 37–2 after floor amendment adding tribal inclusion.
Kewaunee County, Wisconsin
Committee decides to table discussion on landlocked parcel until easement issues are resolved.
Energy, Environment & Natural Resources, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, New Mexico
Lawmakers advanced Senate Bill 48, creating a nonrecurring community benefit fund to finance local projects aimed at climate mitigation, adaptation and workforce training; supporters said the measure will direct grants through existing state agencies while opponents including oil-and-gas interests warned of economic risks.
Kewaunee County, Wisconsin
Kewaunee County officials discussed whether to keep the existing single/family plan structure or explore alternate plan designs — including employee plus-one — and asked benefits staff and consultant to provide options and estimated costs before August decisions.
Honolulu City, Honolulu County, Hawaii
Director designee James Ireland told the Budget Committee the department’s 2026 request includes money for 11 ambulance remounts, one additional 12‑hour ambulance unit, capital work at Kahuku and Waipio and a continuing transition of CORE positions from federal contracts into city-funded roles and civil service.
Kewaunee County, Wisconsin
Kewaunee County committee members paused action on selling a 1‑acre, landlocked parcel in the Town of Lincoln and directed staff to investigate access/easement questions before any sale.
Nantucket County, Massachusetts
Officials discuss extensive beach monitoring to protect Nantucket's shoreline and village integrity.
Judiciary, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, New Mexico
Legislators work to broaden the Board Authority's role for better local economic input.
Senate, Legislative, New Mexico
Senate Finance Committee explores medical licensing and research funding for psilocybin therapies.
Senate Committee on Higher Education, Senate, Legislative , Hawaii
The Senate Committee on Higher Education amended House Bill 442 to replace its language with Senate Bill 637 and approved the measure after testimony from University of Hawaii representatives and health-sector supporters.
Kewaunee County, Wisconsin
The Kewaunee County Finance Committee approved $179,500 from the general fund to pay for design work on a proposed highway shop, accepted two human-services grant line items and approved supplemental payroll; members also heard monthly financial and solid-waste updates.
Nantucket County, Massachusetts
Dan Weber praises conservation efforts for the bluff and lighthouse during public comment.
Judiciary, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, New Mexico
Committee discusses rising rent and utility maintenance problems affecting retirees in state parks.
Senate Committee on Agriculture and Environment, Senate, Legislative , Hawaii
Avian influenza cases in humans reach 70 in the US with one reported mortality.
Senate, Legislative, New Mexico
Senate Bill 219 advances psilocybin treatment for PTSD depression and end-of-life anxiety.
Nantucket County, Massachusetts
Concom discusses Baxter Road erosion solutions to safeguard community and Sanketi Lighthouse.
Scott County, Kentucky
Scott County celebrates Everett Varney's legacy in education, sports, and local governance.
Judiciary, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, New Mexico
House Bill 366 aims to include veterinarians among New Mexico's health care practitioners.
Scott County, Kentucky
Municipal leaders acknowledge future need for wastewater treatment capacity following Toyota's development.
Nantucket County, Massachusetts
The Nantucket Conservation Commission closed the public hearing on the Gonzo Beach Preservation Fund’s Notice of Intent for 41–119 Baxter Road (SC483736) after extended debate over how much missed nourishment sand must be provided to remedy an earlier permit enforcement order. Commissioners directed staff to finalize draft orders of conditions for
Senate, Legislative, New Mexico
Legislators discuss structured settlement protections and CYFD funding requests amid ongoing evaluations.
Senate Committee on Agriculture and Environment, Senate, Legislative , Hawaii
Hawaii lawmakers receive testimony urging clear separation of poverty and child neglect cases.
Honolulu City, Honolulu County, Hawaii
Hart seeks council support for expansions to Kakaako and Ala Moana transit project.
Scott County, Kentucky
Scott County explores road safety initiatives and potential funding strategies with local agencies.
Senate Committee on Agriculture and Environment, Senate, Legislative , Hawaii
Hawaii's health human services and housing committee adopts housing bills with unanimous support.
Judiciary, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, New Mexico
Committee supports HB 428 to enhance transparency in New Mexico Corrections Department rulemaking.
Senate Committee on Agriculture and Environment, Senate, Legislative , Hawaii
Hawaii committee evaluates various environmental protection bills addressing wastewater systems and pollution.
Senate, Legislative, New Mexico
Senators support bill to establish psilocybin therapy for veterans and trauma patients in New Mexico.
Honolulu City, Honolulu County, Hawaii
Waimanalo budget discussions focus on improving communication and clarity for neighborhoods
Scott County, Kentucky
City explores $23M plan to decommission seven pump stations and improve water supply.
Honolulu City, Honolulu County, Hawaii
Director Martin explains federal fund distributions for Hawaii's key transit and broadband services.
Senate Committee on Agriculture and Environment, Senate, Legislative , Hawaii
Committee supports amendments to enhance funding for supportive housing and homelessness solutions.
Senate, Legislative, New Mexico
Legislators push for better foster care funding amid implications of rising child custody needs.
Judiciary, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, New Mexico
House Bill 311 aims to enhance reclaimed water management and economic development in New Mexico.
Scott County, Kentucky
City officials report progress on wastewater restoration and planned water infrastructure enhancements.
Senate Committee on Agriculture and Environment, Senate, Legislative , Hawaii
HB431, which would fund supportive housing, Ohana Zones and Kahale initiatives, won broad support from housing and social‑service groups; senators asked HHFDC and the Office on Homelessness for program and fiscal details before WAM review.
Senate, Legislative, New Mexico
The Children, Youth & Families Department requested $72.5 million (recurring and nonrecurring) to implement remedial orders in the federal Kevin S. case, including new case aides, training, foster‑parent stipend increases and data staffing. Committee members sought comparisons, vacancy details and how federal draws affect the shortfall.
Scott County, Kentucky
Funding supports sewer infrastructure expansion for Fayette County park and nearby developments.
Honolulu City, Honolulu County, Hawaii
Officials outline broadband strategy and partnerships to improve connectivity in West Side areas.
Judiciary, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, New Mexico
Lawmakers highlight issues of rent increases and displacement in San Juan County mobile home parks.
Senate Committee on Agriculture and Environment, Senate, Legislative , Hawaii
HB1427, a bill to fund avian influenza preparedness and response, drew protests and concerns about vaccine policy from community members but received technical support from the Department of Health and Department of Agriculture, which outlined depopulation protocols and the need for funding and coordination.
Honolulu City, Honolulu County, Hawaii
Committee on Budget hears public testimonies on Honolulu's rail project funding and ADA accessibility.
Senate, Legislative, New Mexico
A proposed bill to require court‑appointed financial advisers to review structured‑settlement buyout offers resulted in a tie vote in the Senate Finance Committee. Sponsors said the measure aims to protect recipients from low‑value lump‑sum offers from purchasers; supporters and disability‑advocates urged court safeguards.
Judiciary, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, New Mexico
House Bill 366 aims to support veterinarians through loan repayment and healthcare practitioner status.
Scott County, Kentucky
Logan Hart presents regional safety action plan funded by federal grant for safer roads.
Honolulu City, Honolulu County, Hawaii
Oahu officials discuss traffic safety measures amid a significant increase in fatalities this year.
Senate, Legislative, New Mexico
Senate Bill 93, which would have explicitly funded out‑of‑school programs (tutoring, transportation, Boys & Girls Club support), was tabled in the Senate Finance Committee on the grounds that the appropriation language is already in the budget.
Honolulu City, Honolulu County, Hawaii
Sakamoto highlights vehicle accessibility issues for the blind during transportation budget discussions
Judiciary, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, New Mexico
House Judiciary Committee discusses mobile home park regulations and establishes a working group.
Senate, Legislative, New Mexico
The Senate Finance Committee voted to give a "do pass" recommendation to the Senate Judiciary committee substitute for Senate Bill 219, which would create a state-regulated medical psilocybin program for certain behavioral health conditions. Sponsors and witnesses described supervised clinic-based treatment, initial budget support and an equity/re‑
Senate Committee on Agriculture and Environment, Senate, Legislative , Hawaii
HB918 would require non‑flushable labeling for wipes; industry and wastewater stakeholders largely supported the measure, while the Department of Health urged funding for outreach and enforcement positions.
Scott County, Kentucky
Scott County prioritizes new water storage and infrastructure to enhance service for 1,400 customers.
Honolulu City, Honolulu County, Hawaii
DTS anticipates segment 2 opening by year's end as budget for capital projects is approved.
Scott County, Kentucky
Discussion highlights developers' responsibilities regarding water lines and future supply funding.
Senate Committee on Agriculture and Environment, Senate, Legislative , Hawaii
Three related measures—HB734, HB735 and HB879—drew broad support from environmental groups, counties and the Department of Health; lawmakers pressed the department on cost, prioritization and local implementation for converting cesspools and updating rules.
Judiciary, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, New Mexico
Representative McQueen raises concerns over guardrails for produced water use in New Mexico.
Senate, Legislative, New Mexico
Senators debate $20 million blow to Albuquerque from proposed medical GRT exemptions
Honolulu City, Honolulu County, Hawaii
City and State Department of Transportation collaborate on traffic signal modernization and improvements.
Scott County, Kentucky
Georgetown Municipal optimizes utility systems by upgrading infrastructure and reducing pump stations.
Judiciary, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, New Mexico
Lawmakers voice concerns over liability limits for private water authority under Tort Claims Act.
Scott County, Kentucky
Magistrate Rob Jones and other court members discussed the rising number of out-of-county prisoner transfers and the county's cost for housing inmates outside Scott County; Jones said the practice appears to cost over $600,000 a year and asked staff to examine contracts and alternatives.
Senate Committee on Agriculture and Environment, Senate, Legislative , Hawaii
Supporters urged the joint Senate committees to preserve state pollution controls for Hawaii’s waste‑to‑energy facility regardless of possible federal rollbacks; environmental groups asked the state to close regulatory gaps for older burners.
Judiciary, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, New Mexico
Smith highlights struggles of seniors facing rising rents in Albuquerque mobile home community.
Senate, Legislative, New Mexico
House Bill 66 aims to improve access to justice for injured workers and adjust fees.
Palm Beach County, Florida
Commission appoints leaders following nominations during March meeting.
Palm Beach County, Florida
At its March 6, 2025 meeting, the Palm Beach County Commission on Ethics elected Commissioner Michael Bridal as chair and Commissioner Peter Cruz as vice chair by voice vote; the commission also approved minutes from Feb. 6, 2025 and recorded a process advisory opinion (RQO 25-003).
Senate, Legislative, New Mexico
Senators discuss improving film industry funding and distribution for independent filmmakers in New Mexico.
Judiciary, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, New Mexico
Committee debates accountability and tax exemption status of proposed water authority nonprofit bill.
Senate, Legislative, New Mexico
Senate Bill 413 aims to raise investment cap for private equity to 14% to retain scientists.
Judiciary, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, New Mexico
The committee recommended a do-pass on House Bill 366 to add veterinarians to the statutory list of health care practitioners; sponsor said the change could make veterinarians eligible for certain workforce and tax provisions and support rural retention.
Scott County, Kentucky
Chase Azevedo, general manager of Georgetown Municipal Water & Sewer (GMWSS), updated the Scott County Fiscal Court on multiple water and sewer projects: the South Sewer Extension (work to remove failing package plants and broader system upgrades, total ~ $23 million), a Southside water tank and distribution improvements project (~$12.5 million, $5
United Nations, Federal
UN Victims' Rights Advocate emphasizes empowerment and support for women and girls globally
Senate, Legislative, New Mexico
Committee members discuss opposition to paid leave legislation affecting construction project timelines.
Judiciary, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, New Mexico
The committee recommended a do-pass on House Bill 269 as amended, which would allow New Mexico home-health agencies to use open electronic visit verification (EVV) systems and data aggregators rather than a state-mandated closed platform, with supporters saying the change will reduce administrative burden and improve access in rural areas.
Honolulu City, Honolulu County, Hawaii
Department of Transportation Services presented a $487.6 million combined budget that includes higher Skyline operating costs if Segment 2 opens, major bus and handivan vehicle purchases, a traffic-signal modernization program and planning for fare payment modernization.
Scott County, Kentucky
The Bluegrass Area Development District presented a federally funded Safe Streets and Roads for All (SS4A) project to develop a regional safety action plan funded by federal and state sources; participation by Scott County would require signing a memorandum of agreement and would make $13,500 available to the county for staff costs.
Senate, Legislative, New Mexico
Critics argue the proposed bill lacks fairness during committee discussions.
Judiciary, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, New Mexico
The House Judiciary Committee gave a do-pass recommendation to House Bill 244, which raises the minimum age for magistrate judges from 18 to 28 and applies to elected or appointed positions, with broad support from the Magistrate Judges Association and the New Mexico Supreme Court.
Golf Manor Village, Hamilton County, Ohio
Organizers plan monthly events centered on 4 and 8 cylinder themes over five years.
United Nations, Federal
The United Nations Victims' Rights Advocate called for respect, assistance and accountability for victims and survivors of exploitation and abuse by United Nations and related personnel in remarks marking International Women's Day.
Golf Manor Village, Hamilton County, Ohio
Meeting transcript contains brief, informal remarks about scaling "cylinders" for future events and the value of posting an application; no formal motions or votes were recorded in the provided segment.
Judiciary, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, New Mexico
The House Judiciary Committee voted to give House Bill 428 a ‘do pass’ recommendation after adopting an amendment that narrows public-notice requirements and exempts specific institutional-security procedures from public rulemaking for the New Mexico Corrections Department.
Senate, Legislative, New Mexico
Committee advances support for film highlighting downwinders and seeks equitable tax incentives.
United Nations, Federal
Policy addresses barriers to ensure equal opportunities for all genders.
Honolulu City, Honolulu County, Hawaii
The Honolulu Authority for Rapid Transportation told the City Council Committee on Budget it expects to transfer Segment 2 assets to the city before the end of the year and is asking for a $175 million operating budget and $794 million in capital appropriations, with most operating dollars committed to debt service.
Finance, Senate, Committees, Legislative, New Mexico
Senate passes bill for recreational mushroom treatments despite concerns about medical expansion.
Golf Manor Village, Hamilton County, Ohio
Team discusses employee pay breakdowns and confirms longevity payments accuracy.
Honolulu City, Honolulu County, Hawaii
City moves farmer's market to enhance green work and explore space utilization strategies
Senate, Legislative, New Mexico
Senate Bill 460 seeks to allocate severance tax funds for independent film projects in New Mexico.
United Nations, Federal
A public commenter told the meeting that policy should explicitly promote inclusivity and equal opportunities for men and women, ask how it advances specific groups’ aspirations, and draw on global commitments to address group-specific needs and barriers.
Golf Manor Village, Hamilton County, Ohio
Staff reviewed an employee payroll spreadsheet, identified longevity-pay coding errors and discussed pension pickup costs; they also flagged recreation volunteer and staffing needs for July. No formal votes or public actions were recorded.
Senate, Legislative, New Mexico
New Mexico Finance Authority seeks $5 million to support affordable housing initiatives through nonprofits.
Honolulu City, Honolulu County, Hawaii
Honolulu's Department of Enterprise Services to prioritize concessions and extend contract durations
Finance, Senate, Committees, Legislative, New Mexico
Senate Bill 219 aims to establish a medical psilocybin mushroom program in New Mexico.
Lebanon, Wilson County, Tennessee
Lehi City Council adopts pedestrian priorities plan and amendments for smoke and vape shops.
Lebanon, Wilson County, Tennessee
At a special-called meeting, the Lebanon City Council approved amendments to the sign code and new rules for specialty smoke and vape shops, adopted a pedestrian priorities plan and approved three consent-contract items; councilors said staff will notify businesses and pursue enforcement where allowed.
Golf Manor Village, Hamilton County, Ohio
Panel discovers extensive council minutes from 2015 while reviewing previous records.
Finance, Senate, Committees, Legislative, New Mexico
Senate Bill 219 proposes regulated psilocybin treatment for veterans and vulnerable populations.
Honolulu City, Honolulu County, Hawaii
Honolulu Zoo seeks new animal additions and improved marketing to boost visitor numbers.
Senate, Legislative, New Mexico
Committee discusses House Bill 11 to implement paid family leave for New Mexico employees.
Sacramento County, California
Organizer promotes excitement for upcoming April 27 event urging community participation.
Senate, Legislative, New Mexico
Committee discusses community engagement and financial barriers to affordable housing solutions
Sacramento County, California
The Sacramento Metropolitan Cable Commission grants scholarships to support local media training programs.
Finance, Senate, Committees, Legislative, New Mexico
CYFD proposes $72.5 million to enhance foster care, caseworker recruitment, and technology upgrades.
Honolulu City, Honolulu County, Hawaii
Honolulu Zoo anticipates revenue boost with new concession contract and online ticketing.
Golf Manor Village, Hamilton County, Ohio
At a Golf Manor Village Council meeting, staff members said they located boxes of archived council minutes covering 2000–2009 and lists for 2014–2015 but found some storage boxes damaged; staff recommended emailing a colleague named Rob and checking online minutes while they inspect the basement.
Honolulu City, Honolulu County, Hawaii
Hawaii Council allows public testimony in English or Hawaiian during remote meeting procedures.
Honolulu City, Honolulu County, Hawaii
Honolulu Golf Division initiates successful digital marketing strategy, achieving record revenue increases.
Sacramento County, California
Staff briefed the Sacramento Metropolitan Cable Television Commission on a $6.3 million projection for per-capita distributions, anticipated use of reserves, and the legal exemption that currently excludes streaming services from franchise/PEG fee obligations.
Senate, Legislative, New Mexico
Legislators review concerns over paid family leave impacting small businesses in New Mexico.
Senate, Legislative, New Mexico
Lawmakers propose family wellness leave with reduced weeks and new funding mechanism.
Sacramento County, California
Channel licensees updated the Sacramento Metropolitan Cable Television Commission on programming, community events and staffing; SECC announced a new executive director and large participation numbers for student competitions.
Honolulu City, Honolulu County, Hawaii
City officials discuss increasing revenue through new concessions and venue improvements at Blaisdell.
Honolulu City, Honolulu County, Hawaii
Nonprofit Komahalli Services collaborates with Stanford car development to enhance community programs.
Sacramento County, California
The commission approved scholarships for individuals and groups to receive equipment support, training and membership at Access Sacramento and related coursework.
Senate, Legislative, New Mexico
Legislation approved to increase procurement caps for faster construction project completions.
Honolulu City, Honolulu County, Hawaii
Kiana plans collaboration to enhance local venue profitability through revised rental fee model.
Honolulu City, Honolulu County, Hawaii
Construction of Kalei Mau Village expected to finish by end of next year with 27 units.
Sacramento County, California
The Sacramento Metropolitan Cable Television Commission held its March 6 meeting, electing Ryan Brown as chair and Member Gatewood as vice chair, adopting a revised 2025 meeting calendar and approving a slate of media-training scholarships.
Senate, Legislative, New Mexico
Senate Bill 377 promotes New Mexico United with a new license plate funding tourism.
Senate, Legislative, New Mexico
Senators discuss compliance and investment strategies to support New Mexico businesses.
Honolulu City, Honolulu County, Hawaii
The Department of Enterprise Services told the Budget Committee it expects flat operating expenditures of $30,480,000 for FY26, projected revenue increases driven by reopened venues and golf, and requested $14.3 million in CIP funding for concert hall, golf irrigation and zoo projects. The department also outlined a pilot plan to modernize and re‑t
Honolulu City, Honolulu County, Hawaii
The Department of Human Resources presented a $8,662,835 fiscal‑year 2026 operating budget to the Honolulu City Council budget committee, outlined hiring progress and a $400,000 CIP design request, and described legal limits on retention pay tied to collective bargaining and a director-level shortage policy for hard‑to‑fill classes.
Honolulu City, Honolulu County, Hawaii
The Honolulu City Council Budget Committee voted without objection to report out a ground-lease authorization and a bond-issuance resolution to support an affordable rental development in Ewa Beach developed by Komohale Westlock Venture LP and partners.
Honolulu City, Honolulu County, Hawaii
Council members approve significant budget allocations for equipment and park enhancements.
Honolulu City, Honolulu County, Hawaii
Committee authorizes resolution to finance multifamily housing project to address community needs.
Honolulu City, Honolulu County, Hawaii
City seeks funding for multifamily housing projects aimed at lower-income residents.
Senate, Legislative, New Mexico
The Senate Taxation & Revenue Committee handled multiple bills in a single hearing. Several passed with committee recommendations: bills ranged from protecting autopsy photos to expanding film‑project loans and raising procurement caps for public projects. This roundup lists each bill, the committee's action and key details from testimony.
Honolulu City, Honolulu County, Hawaii
Council authorizes Komohale Westlock Venture LP to develop Kala'ema'o Village in Ewa Beach.