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City Council Committee Unanimously Advances Memorial Supporting Public Lands
Council measure underscores the value of Albuquerque’s cultural heritage and historic lands.
Let’s Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month!
Hispanic Heritage Month is an opportunity to honor Albuquerque’s unique cultural tapestry and contributions.
City Council Approves Continuing Sobriety Housing Voucher Program
The one-year pilot will provide temporary housing and wrap-around services for unhoused people who are committed to achieving and maintaining sobriety.
Albuquerque City Council Authorizes $776.6 Million Industrial Revenue Bonds for Fusion Center
The facility to be built at Mesa del Sol could be the new home for Pacific Fusion Corporation’s $1billion investment in advancing fusion technology.
Erika Chavez Remembered
Erika’s loss sparked the City’s 2021 “Speeding Has A Name” campaign to educate drivers about the consequences of speeding.