No state workers will be furloughed or laid off because of a new round of spending cuts to balance New Mexico's budget, Gov.

In observance of Labor Day, there will be no ABQ RIDE bus service on Monday, the city's transit agency has announced.

Gov. Bill Richardson is allocating more than $1 million in federal economic stimulus money to head off furloughs of state and judicial workers.

New Mexicans who receive Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program assistance will get a dollar-for-dollar match from the state when they buy at farmers markets.

Labor Day means Wine if you're living or visiting Albuquerque. It's the New Mexico Wine Festival Just north of Albuquerque, the historic town of Bernalillo hosts the largest wine festival in the state.

If you haven't been to a growers' market yet, fear not. There are some that haven't started operating yet but will this month.

Gov. Bill Richardson, D-N.M., issued the following news release: Governor Bill Richardson today announced he is releasing $300,000 to help complete new water lines in Albuquerque's South Valley.

Because of the latest budget cuts to the state government, New Mexico's busiest courthouse will now be closed on Saturdays.

State police will not cite Sandoval County's sheriff after he was caught speeding and running a red light last week.

A forty-nine year old was arrested Monday morning after a police report said he was caught trying to give oral sex to an 8-year-old boy.