Milan Simonich is an Editor at Yahoo News. He covers a wide range of topics including elections, government, politics, public policy, and various aspects of regional and world news, with a particular focus on government and legal affairs. Milan's work has been featured in prominent publications such as The Los Alamos Daily Post and the Santa Fe New Mexican.
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Lisa Curtis, founder of a law firm specializing in medical malpractice cases, is running for a seat held by Republican Nicole Chavez.
Santa Fe County required people to sign in to attend public meetings before scrapping the policy under pressure in February.
I have gone to the state Capitol hundreds of times for work or out of curiosity. It can be a combative place because of secrecy and politics, but Friday marked a new sort of adversarial adventure.
This month marks an anniversary the honchos at City Hall would like to forget.
By: Milan Simonich
Lisa Curtis' victory in an unusual primary election riled three Democratic ward chairs so much they compared her to Trump.
For this one time only, I wish the secret ballot did not exist. New Mexico's legislators are the reason.
Depending on who's talking, Democrats either want to help or destroy Republican legislative nominee Jahnelle Garcia.
August used to be different. Bookmakers weren't taking bets on the Little League World Series, featuring players who are 10 to 12 years old.
His formal education ended in the sixth grade. This was not an obstacle for boys who aspired to become newspapermen in the early 1900s.
State Rep. Andrea Romero got off easy. New Mexico Attorney General Raúl Torrez could have prosecuted her for accepting a state job in violation of the law.
