Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham says the state will provide $30 million starting November 1 to provide food benefits during ...

As the federal government shutdown stretches into November, New Mexicans will continue receiving food assistance – at least ...

The State of New Mexico will spend $30 million to make sure the nearly half a million New Mexicans on the Supplemental ...

More than 450,000 people in New Mexico are at risk of losing SNAP benefits as food insecurity in New Mexico remains.

Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham announced that New Mexico will provide $30 million to provide food assistance to SNAP participants through November 10.

U.S. Sen. Ben Ray Luján (D-N.M.) led legislation to fund SNAP, which he and Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer of New ...

New Mexico will provide $30 million in state dollars to ensure that low-income New Mexicans continue to receive food benefits ...

A day after New Mexico leaders announced the state would temporarily cover the cost of food assistance benefits for more than ...

SNAP benefits used to purchase food by nearly a half-million low-income New Mexicans are being used as a bargaining chip in ...

More than 450,000 New Mexico residents rely on the program, including over 170,000 kids and 65,000 seniors statewide.

A federal judge in Boston is considering a motion that would require the Trump administration to continue funding the SNAP ...

The U.S. government pays out $100 billion a year in food assistance to 42 million Americans through the Supplemental ...