City News
Official news from the City of Albuquerque
Albuquerque City Council Approves "Quick Build" Ordinance to Accelerate Street Safety and Reduce Traffic Fatalities
Amendment allows City to make more immediate traffic safety changes and roadway modifications.
Council Protects Consumers from Crypto Scams by Passing Virtual Currency Ordinance
Sponsored by City Councilors Stephanie Telles and Tammy Fiebelkorn, the measure targets kiosks frequently used to facilitate criminal enterprises and exploit vulnerable populations.
City Council Expands Recycling Access for Albuquerque Renters and City Facilities
Amendment to the Municipal Solid Waste Ordinance ensures all residents have the ability to recycle and requires recycling at City facilities.
Albuquerque City Council Recognizes National Recovery Month, Honors Local Advocates
Proclamation underscores the value of recovery in strengthening families and community.
Albuquerque City Council Celebrates Beloved Seven Bar Elementary Educator Elizabeth Ours on Her 90th Birthday
City Councilor Dan Lewis sponsors proclamation declaring September 10, 2026, as "Elizabeth Ours Day."
Albuquerque Achieves Top 10 Readiness Score for Gun Violence Prevention in New National Index
Albuquerque Achieves Top 10 Readiness Score for Gun Violence Prevention in New National Index
ACS Connects Family in Crisis to Care
ACS Responders’ commitment to listening helps connect man in crisis to psychiatric care
Albuquerque RSVP Volunteers Celebrated for More Than 44,500 Hours of Service
More than 300 guests gathered for the annual appreciation breakfast recognizing volunteer service and this year’s award recipients
City Council President Klarissa Peña Challenges Mayor Tim Keller to Softball Game
Council President Peña and Mayor Keller will serve as team captains and randomly draw their teams from a hat.
New Mural Brings More Color to Balloon Fiesta Park
Local artist’s work debuts ahead of New Mexico’s largest event.
Bands of Enchantment Back for an Encore
Emmy-winning series returns downtown for three nights of filming plus free music festival.
City Seeks Provider to Bring Behavioral Health Services to Gateway West
Up to $1.1 million available to embed integrated behavioral health and substance use services inside City’s largest shelter
Mayor Names September “Recovery Month”
City joins Albuquerque Celebrates Recovery for various events honoring the people and programs forging a better path
City’s Summer Programs Win Best-of-City Award
Youth and Family Services Community Centers Chosen by Albuquerque Journal Readers
Centennial Concert Series Returns to Route 66 Visitor Center
Free performances, local food and drink on tap for September.
Rail Yards Keep Rolling With New Media Mecca
City and CNM turn historic boiler shop into film school, training center
Pears, Pressure-Wave Therapy, and Massages: Helping Irene Live Her Best Life
In this senior care spotlight, learn about Irene’s new weekly massages and other treatments she receives to keep her comfortable.
City, APS Expand School-Based Violence Intervention Program to 11 Schools
Mentorship program strengthens broader approach to public safety
City Front and Center as Coyote vs. Acme Hits Theaters
Movie filmed in Albuquerque employed more than 2,300 New Mexicans
City of Albuquerque Honors Dan Shaw with Bosque Trail Dedication
Trail and commemorative sign recognize educator’s lasting impact on conservation and environmental education
City Celebrates Richland Hills Park Renovation
New playground and park improvements enhance neighborhood gathering space for Westside families
City Dedicates Dr. Clifford Crawford Trail
Honoring the founder of the Bosque Ecosystem Monitoring Program and his lasting impact on the Middle Rio Grande Bosque
Palo Duro Senior Center Set for Revamp
After serving the community for more than 50 years, Palo Duro Senior Center is being expanded and improved to provide more space and functionality for the growing number of seniors who love and use the center