News and Media
Official news from the City of Albuquerque.
Albuquerque Museum presents Puertas fronterizas / Border Doors
Bilingual exhibition showcases how cultural exchange can spark positive change
Sue Foley & The Texas Horns Headline Blues Night on Civic Plaza
Free event features local and national talent.
Fly Mask Protects ABQ BioPark Rhino From Allergies
Bertha and her care team have worked for months to treat her allergies in a unique way
APD arrests 18 year-old following street racing event
Traffic Officers continue working street racing operations throughout the city
Kairos Power to expand New Mexico operations, create 100 jobs
Company to build salt production, two fuel development lab facilities
APD Proactive Response Teams make 233 arrests citywide during month of August
The Albuquerque Police Department’s Proactive Response Teams made 233 arrests citywide during the month of August.
Riders Use Zero Fares Bus Ride to Shop at Winrock Park Market
City Councilor Tammy Fiebelkorn, ABQ RIDE, and Winrock Town Center encouraged Albuquerque residents to utilize Zero Fares to visit local vendors at Winrock Park Market.
City Councilor Renée Grout introduces Resolution to Improve Social Media Accountability
Resolution seeks to establish standards and guidelines for City-run social communications
APD charges man for murder of 19-year-old over ATV, woman charged with kidnapping
APD homicide detectives charged two people in connection to the Aug. 24, 2024, murder of 19-year-old Christian Aragon during a dispute over an ATV.
Lowrider Bike Program Cruises into its Third Year
After School Program Broadens Impact and Doubles Size from Last Year
Carlisle Cleaners Site Proposed for National Priorities List
Environmental Protection Agency announced adding the site to their Superfund National Priorities List and outlined next steps, including public comment period.
Carlisle Cleaners Site Proposed for National Priorities List
Environmental Protection Agency announced adding the site to their Superfund National Priorities List and outlined next steps, including public comment period.
City Hosts Small Business Resource Fair to Help Entrepreneurs Thrive
More than 30 organizations will be on hand to offer expertise and guidance
Cerro Colorado Landfill Fire
Information about the fire at the Cerro Colorado Landfill on September 11, 2024.
Ujima Collective Applications Now Open
The Ujima Collective offers training for established companies and start-up’s interested in gaining the skills needed to support a growing team through employment opportunities.
Bringing New Life to a Downtown Parking Garage
City’s Parking Division and Public Art Program celebrate new mural and plant wall.
Stories of Us: City Renames Community Center after Reynaluz Juarez
Whittier Community Center dedicated to longtime advocate, champion of International District
Bridging Boundaries: Albuquerque Hosted Mayor’s Institute on City Design
Session Focused on Finding Creative Solutions to Native Housing.
Annual Mutt Strutt Fundraiser at Altura Park
Altura Park Neighborhood Association hosted the Pet Fair and Community Social benefiting Positive Links.
Barelas Senior Center Celebrates Return of Annual Fiestas
Department of Senior Affairs hosts community event in honor of National Senior Center Month.
APD and FBI utilize genealogy to identify two women whose remains were found in 1994 and 2013
Investigators seeking information into those responsible for their deaths
City Fills Key Role in Equity and Inclusion
Dillon Shije will join as deputy director, continue important work for office and community.
Balloon Museum, PNC Team Up to Support Early Childhood Education and Literacy
PNC Literacy Launch event with First Lady Elizabeth Kistin Keller introduces upgraded Stories in the Sky Book Nook and other initiatives.
City Backed Projects One Step Closer to Bringing More Housing Online
City Council greenlights four key developments, over 300 housing units.
National Group Meets in Albuquerque to Bridge the Gap between Cities and Sovereign Nations
Mayor’s Institute on City Design session dedicated to supporting Native residents
City Councilor Tammy Fiebelkorn Recognizes City Workers for Lifesaving Effort at Palo Duro Senior Center
Center’s Manager and a City General Services employee saved a man’s life.
Window to Opportunity: City Offering Grants to Help Local Businesses Affected by Vandalism
$200,000 in funds available to reduce cost of window replacement and repair
Mal Aire Exhibition Opens at South Broadway Cultural Center
Show features work by more than a dozen artists