News and Media
Official news from the City of Albuquerque.
Albuquerque Awarded $550,000 to Help Close Racial Wealth Gap
Funding intended to support wealth-building efforts for Native and Black residents
Make a Commitment to Children and Literacy at “El Día de los Niños”
Public library's multicultural celebration offers special programming at 18 branches this month.
Albuquerque Museum Presents Focus on Youth
Annual exhibition highlights photographs and films created by APS high school students.
Albuquerque Community Safety Celebrates New Headquarters
Community celebrates landmark investment in reimagined public safety
Correction: Striping Issue on 3rd Street Between Central and Hazeldine
Striping will conform with Complete Streets Program.
Job Training Albuquerque Grows Construction-Focused Offerings, Helps Local Businesses Add 544 Jobs
JTA now offering over ten construction industry courses to support key local industry.
City Announces Plans for New Multigenerational Center in Santa Barbara-Martineztown
Much anticipated new center will soon provide youth and senior programs
ABQ RIDE Participates in 20th Annual Read to Me Book Drive
City partners with local non-profit to inspire early childhood literacy.
Open Now: Call for Artists for Sandia Science & Technology Park Public Art Project
Unique opportunity will partner artists with scientists and innovators.
Resiliency Residency Artist Showcase and Exhibition Opens at South Broadway Cultural Center
Visual and performance artists share their work during public opening on April 20.
South Broadway Cultural Center Hosts Artist-Author Arlene Goldbard for Workshops & Reading
New work asks "What Does it Mean to be Educated?"
City and State Swap Key Properties, Resolve Several Land Use Issues
City gains needed Rail Trail land, brings closure to Menaul SOS and transfer station location.
Keller Administration Outlines Vision for Upcoming Fiscal Year Budget
Funding prioritizes public safety, homelessness and housing, and pay equity.
StoryCorps, the Groundbreaking Oral History Project, to Preserve Stories of Albuquerque Residents During Visit
Albuquerque Museum will host event to record the stories of local residents through both in-person and virtual interviews and preserve them in the Library of Congress.
New Public Art Sculpture Emphasizes Responsible Water Use
City dedicates Sawmill Public Art project installation by artist Thomas Sayre at Mill Pond Refuge.
Job Opportunities at the ABQ BioPark; Education Facilitator
The ABQ BioPark’s Education team is seeking a friendly and organized team member to help educate our on-grounds guests at the ABQ BioPark. Positions available at both the Zoo and Botanic Garden and Aquarium
Give Your Pet a Spring Tune-up
Animal Welfare Department encourages the public to protect their treasured pets by making sure their vaccinations are current.
Action! Rail Yards will soon be home to New Mexico Media Academy
Academy will be a job training and development hub for expanding local entertainment industry.
Animal Welfare Department Asks Public for Help When They Come Across Kittens
Information and resources for what to do if you find a kitten
BioPark Breaks Ground on Heritage Farm Renovations
Expanded homes for animals, orchard improvements, and electric train included in project
CABQ Media Rebrand Celebrates Community
New look and name for City’s platform for Burqueños to express themselves through video and audio.
Hundreds of Families Connected to Permanent Housing
Successful program has housed over 900 people and will be used at the Gateway