City News
Official news from the City of Albuquerque
Route 66 East Gateway Sign Lights Up Tonight
The new landmark brightens Albuquerque’s historic Mother Road.
City Opens Affordable Housing Funding Opportunities for Developers
The Department of Health, Housing & Homelessness seeks proposals to expand affordable rentals across Albuquerque
City Councilor Nichole Rogers Announces RFP for Affordable Housing Development at Former Shriners Property
Cross-departmental partnership accelerates affordable housing project from property acquisition to development opportunity in just three months.
National Grant Supports Solar-Powered Future for Albuquerque Museum Education Center
Frankenthaler Climate Initiative is investing in a greener future for Albuquerque Museum and its educational programming.
City Councilor Tammy Fiebelkorn Statement on Falsely Attributed Comments Submitted for Project Jupiter
Councilor Fiebelkorn wants to make clear that she did not submit comments in support and she does not support Project Jupiter.
Good Mews! Endangered Ocelot Kitten Born at ABQ BioPark
The kitten is healthy, energetic, and is a delight to all who see him.
Two Albuquerque Community Safety Leaders Earn Spots on New Mexico’s “250 Flags” List
Director Jodie Esquibel & Deputy Director Walter Adams were recognized for their leadership and service to communities across New Mexico.
City Councilor Joaquín Baca Celebrates Opening of Grand Summit Recovery and Workforce Location in District 2
Grand Summit Recovery and Workforce expands to deliver needed clinical care and services for area residents and clients.
Calvary Church Volunteers Transform Gateway West Entryway, Bringing Community Care to Albuquerque’s Largest Shelter
15 volunteers helped beautify the entrance of the shelter that serves an average of 600 people every night
ACS, YDI Inc. Announce Two New Initiatives Supporting Youth Healing, Stability, and Violence Prevention
New partnerships expand mental health services and economic stability programs.
Albuquerque Community Safety Caps Off First Successful Month of Summer of Nonviolence
7,000+ attend the first Summer of Nonviolence events, nearly doubling attendance from May & June 2025.
City Councilor Nichole L. Rogers Demands Accountability in Federal Fentanyl Revelations; Challenges Lagging Rollout of Opioid Settlement Funds
City’s efforts and progress in addressing substance use disorders at issue; DEA tactics exposed New Mexicans to untold harm.
Albuquerque City Councilor Joins NM Governor’s Call to Hold Federal Authorities Accountable for Fentanyl Proliferation Across the State
Councilor Baca emphasizes the disproportionate impact of the illicit drug crisis on Downtown Albuquerque and surrounding districts.
Old Town Moves Forward With Business Improvement District
City supports effort to strengthen historic district
Too Cute! Siamang Tends to Baby Bird That Wandered into Habitat
The baby bird was reunited with its mother after being found and cared for by Eve the siamang.
Albuquerque Earns Global Praise With LMGI Award Nomination
Albuquerque Film Office named a finalist for Outstanding Film Office.
Celebrate Independence Weekend With the NM Philharmonic at the Botanic Garden
Outdoor concert returns July 3 with patriotic favorites and Broadway classics.
City Director Gilbert Ramírez Honored as New Mexico Highlands University’s 2026 Distinguished Alumnus
The recognition highlights more than 25 years of service dedicated to strengthening behavioral health, enhancing community safety, and expanding pathways to opportunity for Albuquerque residents
ABQ BioPark Unveils Design for Reimagined Children's Fantasy Garden
The renovation will honor what generations of guests have loved while creating a more accessible, vibrant, and inspiring space for years to come.
A Once-Avoided Crossing Becomes a Connection
New Central Crossing ramp improves convenience and helps reconnect downtown neighborhoods.
More Than 1,000 Connections Made at Gateway West’s Summer Community Resource Fair
24 organizations and 67 volunteers united to connect Gateway West residents with vital resources — with 100% planning to return
Albuquerque Strengthens Department of Health, Housing & Homelessness with Key Leadership Appointments
New leaders bring decades of experience in housing, behavioral health, homelessness, and public finance to serve Albuquerque’s families.
Stories of Us Honors Retiring City Arts & Culture Director
Dr. Shelle Sanchez has devoted three decades to public sector service.
State, City Back Spacecraft Manufacturer, Adding 152 Jobs
Growth creates high-paying defense and space tech jobs