AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoFlood Recovery: Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham committed $42.75 million in state aid as San Juan County families face a long recovery; federal reimbursement remains unapproved. Flooding has also damaged homes and killed a woman in Socorro County, with more rain forecast across parts of New Mexico. Election 2026: Voters will decide whether to end the governor’s pocket veto and require written explanations for vetoes. Officials are also investigating reports of stolen campaign signs and misplaced mail ballots. Data Center Debate: Oracle is defending its $165 billion Project Jupiter campus in Doña Ana County, even as questions persist over power approvals and financing. New Mexico students are protesting data center expansion amid wider concerns about water use. Dolores Huerta: New Mexico leaders are remembering the labor and civil rights icon, who was born in Dawson, and plan to study ways to honor her legacy there. Albuquerque Business: Vinaigrette plans to close its downtown restaurant Nov. 5, citing staffing, inflation and changing customer habits; the restaurant association also points to crime and downtown’s loss of vibrancy.
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