Posts by Garry Rayno
Lawmakers Thursday approved a paid family leave plan for workers and agreed to resume contributions to the state retirement system for communities and school districts.
Top management of the New Hampshire Liquor Commission will forego proposed raises until the end of the year after the Executive Council failed to act on their requests Wednesday.
One of the Democrats’ priorities for this session was debated for more than an hour before passing along party lines on Thursday as the discussion turned partisan on several key bills on the Senate’s first session day.
Marijuana users convicted before the state decriminalized simple possession would be able to have their record annulled under a bill the House approved Thursday.
Lawmakers are preparing several pieces of legislation hoping to act quickly to address the problems faced by federal workers who will be without their second paycheck Friday. But the legislation could clash with U.S. Department of Labor guidelines.
Should a building, bridge, road or state park facility constructed with public money be named after a living person or should he or she be dead to receive the honor?
Consumer Advocate D. Maurice Kreis asks federal regulators to declare that federal law preempts SB 365.
Every two years lawmakers decide what state government will spend on social services, economic development, education, prisons, highways, law enforcement
State regulators wanted to know why an agreement outlining procedures to resolve mitigation issues for the Northern Pass Transmission project’s effect on historic and archeological sites had not been made available until Thursday.