City News
Official news from the City of Albuquerque
Public Art Networking Event Highlights Economic Impact of Creative Sector
Local public art census results reveal impact on community growth.
City Councilor Dan Lewis Introduces Ordinance to End the Sale of Dangerous Synthetic Hemp Products Threatening Albuquerque Youth
The unregulated sale of synthetic hemp-derived products poses significant risks to public health, safety, and welfare.
Problematic Days Inn Hotel Shut Down
City Inspections Find Significant Health and Safety Violations.
Five Volunteers Honored for Contributions to Community
Award ceremony recognizes volunteers making a difference in Albuquerque.
Crime-Laden Motel 6 Latest in Problematic Property Closures
Nearly 600 police calls, numerous code violations lead to City’s shut down.
Soar into Spring Break with AIR-Mazing Activities at the Balloon Museum
Hands-on fun and high-flying science for all ages.
Celebrating 150 Years of Casa San Ysidro: A Landmark of New Mexico’s Heritage
Albuquerque Museum unveils a season of special events honoring the rich history, culture, and traditions of the Gutiérrez/Minge House in Corrales.
SAWUBONA: A Powerful Exhibition Showcasing Youth and Black Artists
Gallery One exhibition invites the community to truly see and celebrate the stories, identities, and creative expressions of 12 youth artists and their mentors.
Downtown Albuquerque Celebrates New Central Avenue Bike Lanes
Effort is part of Councilor Joaquín Baca’s commitment to improving vehicle, bicycle and pedestrian safety Downtown
10,000th Rider Milestone for ABQ RIDE Connect
City’s microtransit service brings free rides and convenient connection alternatives to community.
ABQ BioPark temporarily shifting many birds indoors to protect from Avian Flu
No cases have been found at the BioPark
Marijuana Tax Revenue Allocated to Break Cycles of Addiction
Key funding goes toward substance use prevention, treatment, and recovery programs.
Albert the Asian Elephant Successfully Completes Tuberculosis Treatment at the ABQ BioPark
Treating TB in elephants requires a lengthy process, typically spanning 12 to 18 months due to their large size and slow metabolism.
A Pathway to Economic Stability for Families: Funding Approved for Guaranteed Income Initiative
Revenue from marijuana tax will help struggling families
Gateway Recovery Micro-Community Opening Soon Following Selection of Operator
Micro-community to offer treatment and support to those with substance use disorder.
City Council Passes New Nuisance Abatement Ordinance
New ordinance clarifies definitions and addresses acts that adversely affect public health, welfare, or safety.
North Valley Neighbors Get New Art Public Art Installation
"Gliding Flight" celebrates nature and migration
Ordinance Introduced to Curb Criminal Activity at Problematic Motels
Council to decide on measure that ensures motels do not facilitate criminal behavior.
ABQ Commuters Get Even More Scooter Options
Beam e-scooters bringing a fleet of 1,000 e-scooters to ABQ.
Camp BioPark: Inspire Your Child's Awareness of Nature Through Fun, Hands-On Learning
Registration for summer camps open soon!
Notice of Final Rulemaking - Hearing Officer Code of Conduct
Final Action on the City of Albuquerque Hearing Officer Code of Conduct
Albuquerque Fire Rescue Graduates 103rd Cadet Class
16 cadets joining the ranks as probationary firefighters.
Explore “Light, Space, and the Shape of Time” at the Albuquerque Museum
First new exhibition opening of 2025 on view April 5.
A Pathway to Financial Stability: City Launches Office of Financial Empowerment
Move marks a significant milestone in City’s commitment to economic inclusion