City News
Official news from the City of Albuquerque
Drive Up for a Purpose Clothing Donation Event
The Drive Up for a Purpose clothing donation event addresses critical community needs by providing clothing to individuals and families experiencing hardship while improving public spaces and supporting vulnerable populations. With 365 volunteers participating, it represents one of Albuquerque’s largest coordinated student service efforts, creating a meaningful impact in a single day.
City Councilors Tammy Fiebelkorn, Renée Grout, and Brook Bassan to Host Housewarming Party for Albuquerque’s New Young Adult Housing Navigation Center
Renovated hotel to provide young adults with the opportunity to transition into independence and stable housing.
Albuquerque Ranked No. 8 in Nation for Women Entrepreneurs
National report recognizes Albuquerque as a top metro for women-owned businesses
City Council President Klarissa Peña Calls for Community to Stand with Victims and Workers
Accounts of sexual abuse, rape, and exploitation must be taken seriously.
City Councilor Stephanie Telles Supports Victims of César Chavéz Abuse
Councilor Telles stands with all survivors.
Albuquerque Community Safety Partners with New Mexico MVD to Provide On-the-Spot IDs at ACS Connect to Care Events
A first step toward stability for Albuquerque’s unhoused neighbors
Albuquerque City Councilor Joaquín Baca Issues Statement of Support for Victims in Cesar Chavez Abuse Revelations
Councilor expresses profound regret, and commitment to victims.
ABQ BioPark Unveils Running Wild: Cheetahs and More
A refreshed experience in the former Catwalk spotlights animal adaptations, resilience, and a new cheetah habitat!
STREET SIGNALS Turns Urban Signage Into Gallery Dialogue at South Broadway Cultural Center
Exhibit opens March 25.
Council Votes down Councilor Dan Lewis’ dangerous amendment aimed at harming immigrants
Council protects privacy and safety in public spaces.
Albuquerque City Council Passes "Safety and Privacy in Community Spaces" Ordinance
Bill establishes clear boundaries for civil immigration enforcement on city property and public spaces.
Council Votes Down Proposed Gross Receipts Tax Increase
District 7 City Councilor Fiebelkorn reacts to vote of the City Council.
Albuquerque High School Students Hit the Rink and the DJ Booth at Seasons of Nonviolence Event
Free skating night and DJ camp give Albuquerque teens a creative outlet
Route 66 Visitor Center Reopens With Photography Exhibition Celebrating Mother Road Centennial
Exhibit is open and free to the public; regular hours begin in April
ABQ BioPark Zoo hosts Chevron Community Day
Celebrate reptile conservation and save some green on your zoo day visit
Councilor Bassan Champions "Triple-Benefit" Investment to Overhaul Albuquerque Infrastructure and Workforce
Bills ensure that funds are dedicated to City worker pay, infrastructure, and service improvements.
Daniel Webster Park Unveils New Features for All Abilities
Phase 3 also includes City’s first extreme fitness course
They Flush! New Restrooms Coming to Balloon Fiesta Park
Permanent bathrooms will increase comfort and accessibility.
City Health, Housing & Homelessness Dept. Launches New Housing Voucher Tracking System Website
Department fulfills transparency required by Council resolution with live dashboard and streamlined application tracking.
Albuquerque Community Safety Frees up 31,000 Public Safety Hours in 2025
ACS closes out year responding to more than 42,000 calls, strengthening citywide emergency response
Albuquerque’s OEP Team Guides Mother from Addiction to Recovery
ACS team helps pregnant woman reconnect with her support system
City Councilor Dan Lewis Demands Accountability to Proposed New Sanctuary Law
The amendment establishes protections for victims when City ordinance interferes with execution of lawful federal arrest warrants.
Native Voices: Celebrating Native Artistry at Gallery One
New art exhibition features the rich cultural heritage and contemporary expressions of more than 22 Native American artists
Albuquerque City Councilor Nichole L. Rogers Selected for National 2026 Champions Institute
Councilor Rogers joins a select group of elected officials from across the country chosen to develop advanced skills in creating healthy, resilient, and equitable neighborhoods.