News and Media
Official news from the City of Albuquerque.
Notification of Final Rulemaking - Social Services Procurement Rules
Final action has been taken by the City of Albuquerque Health, Housing, & Homelessness Department
Update on Lindy’s Diner Collapse Inspection
The City is providing an update on the ongoing structural evaluation of Lindy’s Diner.
From Crisis to Recovery, Albuquerque Community Safety Marks Man’s One Year of Progress
Recovery success story powered by cross-team support and community partnerships.
Small Business Fair to Connect Entrepreneurs With Tools for Growth
More than 30 organizations will be on hand offering expert advice during National Small Business Week
Over 500 Enjoy the Year’s First Seasons of Nonviolence Movie Night
The event offered connection to services, free food, and fun activities for families.
Code Enforcement Update on Lindy’s Diner Collapse
After partial collapse of Lindy’s Diner, the City continues to evaluate the viability of the structure.
New Kangaroo Joey Springs to Life at ABQ BioPark!
The young kangaroo is active, curious, and in good health.
Celebrating One Year of Transit Ambassadors
ABQ RIDE thanks volunteers for daily support on our bus lines’ front lines.
Albuquerque Invests in Proven Programs to Help Residents in Need
The announcement is a continued investment in efforts to reduce homelessness, expand treatment, and connect residents to housing and essential services
Notice of Possible Quorum 04-29-2026
CIVILIAN POLICE OVERSIGHT ADVISORY BOARD NOTICE OF POSSIBLE QUORUM
Mayor Keller and First Lady Elizabeth Kistin Keller Recognize Albuquerque’s Outstanding Volunteers
Mayor’s Day of Volunteer Recognition honors seven outstanding volunteers
Albuquerque Selected for National Program to Modernize Government Hiring
City one of 12 chosen for Talent Accelerator cohort
Albuquerque Selected for National Program to Modernize Government Hiring
City one of 12 chosen for Talent Accelerator cohort
New Mexico’s Largest Software Hackathon Tackles Food Access
Teams pitched their projects to investors and industry leaders.
Buses and Blossoms for Earth Day
Lew Wallace students learn the environmental benefits of public transit.
Mayor’s FY27 Budget: Spending Is Increasing—Not Being Cut
Albuquerque spends roughly $30k per homeless individual each year.
Cooling Ordinance Altered in Final Vote, Weakening Protections for Albuquerque Renters
Amendment limits enforcement actions and leaves tenants vulnerable to temperature extremes.
District 6 Community Effort Yields New ADA-Compliant Shower and Laundry Trailers to Expand Hygiene Access
Community action and legislative effort narrow a critical infrastructure gap for unhoused neighbors in District 6.
Code Enforcement Inspection Results in Emergent Closure of Lindy’s Diner
Unsafe Building Conditions Prompt Closure to Protect Public Safety
Albuquerque Community Safety Kicks Off 2nd Responder Academy of 2026
10 New ACS trainees prepare for crisis response roles
ABQ BioPark Announces New Chapter for Giraffe Herd
The arrival of young male giraffe marks a hopeful next step while honoring the legacy of beloved matriarch June.
Over 100 Celebrate Earth Month by Responsibly Recycling E-Waste
Annual drive-through event diverts tons of electronics from our landfill and to new life.
City Councilor Nichole Rogers, PBABQ to Launch the Second Round of Participatory Budgeting in Council District 6
Community members invited to submit ideas and help decide how $1.7 million in capital funds will be spent in District 6.
Animal Welfare Department Meets Spay/Neuter Goal
Albuquerque residents stepped up during “kitten season”