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City Councilor Stephanie Telles Opposes Advancement of Whistleblower Ordinance Without Key Accountability Amendments
Meaningful improvements that would strengthen protections were omitted from O-26-41.
Fifth Annual "Touch-a-Truck" Event Draws Record Crowds to East Albuquerque for Hands-On Summer Kickoff
Smokey Bear makes first time appearance at Touch-a-Truck!
City Councilor Nichole L. Rogers Calls for Urgency Over String of APD Officer-Involved Shootings
Councilor Rogers issues call for systemic accountability and expanded mental health response following surge in the use of deadly force by APD.
Lowrider Bike Program Continues to Inspire Youth Through Creativity and Mentorship
City's Lowrider Bike Program celebrates Record participation, four years of growth.
City Council Puts Bad Landlords on Notice
Council approves ordinance and companion resolution to crack down on unsafe rental conditions and protect renters from displacement.