AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoColorado River: The federal government rolled out a 10-year Colorado River operating framework, setting the stage for steep, recurring water cut negotiations for Arizona, California and Nevada as Lake Powell and Lake Mead keep dropping. Foster Care & Borders: New Mexico AG Raúl Torrez sued CYFD, alleging a 15-year-old teen who is a U.S. citizen was taken to a Texas border crossing and forced to walk back to reunite with his mother in Mexico-linked circumstances. Local Housing: Santa Fe is weighing a proposal to triple a “fee in lieu” charge on developers who don’t build affordable units, a move supporters say could boost supply while critics warn it may slow projects. County Secrecy: Torrance County residents are demanding answers about “Project Mars,” a state trust land development tied to a DoD contractor and shrouded in nondisclosure claims. Catholic Church: Catholic dioceses nationwide are consolidating parishes and closing churches as Mass attendance and priest numbers decline. Community & Culture: Los Alamos Arts Council announced August events, including an Aug. 8 arts and crafts fair and returning afterschool art programming.
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