News and Media
Official news from the City of Albuquerque.
City Continues Food Health Inspections
Diners assured that food safety standards are enforced and regular inspections resume
City Executive Mariela Ruiz-Angel to Take Alternative Response Expertise to National Role
Mayor Grateful for Her Immeasurable Impact, Carla Martinez hired to fill role of ACAO.
Councilor Sanchez Files Complaint with NM Department of Public Safety Against APD Chief Medina
Chief’s actions on accident scene appear to be in violation of state law.
District 8 Seeking Applicants for the Metropolitan Parks and Recreation Advisory Board
Public board's District 8 seat is one of several vacancies to be filled.
First Human Cases of West Nile Virus of 2024 in Bernalillo County
Health officials warn residents to take precautions against mosquito bites
Park Improvements Ensure Families Have it Made in the Shade
City adds drinking fountains and shade structures to parks across the city.
City and State Land Office Collaborate to Help New Mexico School for the Blind and Visually Impaired Expand
The project will improve campus safety, help school serve more families
City Focused on Building "Third Places" for Albuquerque Families
Expansion of Joan Jones Community Center will add needed community resources
City Focused on Building "Third Places" for Albuquerque Families
Expansion of Joan Jones Community Center will add needed community resources
Notice of Proposed Rulemaking - Civilian Police Oversight Advisory Board Polices and Procedures 09-12-2024
Civilian Police Oversight Advisory Board Proposed Policies and Procedures
Mayor Keller Travels to the Democratic National Convention
Mayor Keller serving as a New Mexico Delegate at the Convention in Chicago.
Mayor Tim Keller’s 2024 State of the City: Fighting for the Future of Albuquerque
Event features stories from the community, highlights work underway to address city’s challenges and create a better future for our families.
Mayor Keller’s Annual State of the City Address and Community Event
Today’s free event for families at the Albuquerque BioPark.
City Focused on Building “Third Places” for Albuquerque Families
Expansion of Joan Jones Community Center will add needed community resources.
City Stands with Service Workers, Pushes to Modernize Minimum Wage
Mayor Tim Keller, City Councilor for District 6 Nichole Rogers, City Councilor for District 7 Tammy Fiebelkorn, and local advocates joined together to outline the importance of modernizing Albuquerque’s minimum wage ordinance so that workers don’t get left behind.
Albuquerque Police Department Officer dies while off duty
APD Chief Harold Medina announced the tragic death of an APD field officer who was found deceased early this morning.
Councilors Bassan and Grout Support Withdrawal of Proposed Minimum Wage Ordinance
Councilors want community input to ensure differing perspectives are considered.
City Outlines Initiatives to Change Course of Downtown, Put Power Back into Community’s Hands
BID and TIF will help revitalize downtown while City continues to improve public safety and hold property owners accountable
City Outlines Initiatives to Change Course of Downtown, Put Power Back into Community’s Hands
BID and TIF will help revitalize downtown while City continues to improve public safety and hold property owners accountable.
ABQ BioPark Aquarium favorite, Mimi the sea turtle, has died
The ABQ BioPark Aquarium is sad to lose an animal that has been a part of the Aquarium family since 1997.