News and Media
Official news from the City of Albuquerque.
Notice of Final Rulemaking - Board of Ethics & Campaign Practices Rules
Final Action of the Rules of the Board of Ethics & Campaign Practices for the Election Code, the Open and Ethical Election Code and the Code of Ethics of the City Charter.
Albuquerque City Council President Brook Bassan and Councilor Renée Grout Respond to Suspected Arson at Republican Party of New Mexico Headquarters
The crime scene remains under investigation.
City Councilor Nichole L. Rogers Launches Participatory Budgeting Project Expo and Voting Kick-Off
District 6 community members’ votes will decide which out of the 9 final projects get funded using $1.5 million in City Council Set-Aside Funds.
Essential Health, Food Security, and Social Services Endangered as Trump Slashes Continue
Mayor Keller condemns attack on support for families.
Spring Resource Fair Plants Seeds of Change
Gateway West Residents gain access to vital services at third Resource Fair
Mayor Keller Defending ABQ Against Federal Cuts
More than 100 grants totaling over $200 million is at risk, City fighting for families.
7 Million+ Rides Strong: ABQ RIDE is Making a Comeback
City transit is on the road to recovering pre-pandemic ridership levels.
Help Celebrate Outstanding Volunteers at the Albuquerque Museum
Mayor Tim Keller and First Lady Elizabeth Kistin Keller to honor awardees.
District 5 Councilor Dan Lewis Gives Update on Upcoming Additions to Ventana Ranch Park Tennis and Pickleball Courts
Project, set to commence this year, will add new dedicated pickleball courts.
Albuquerque Among Six Cities Chosen for National Artists at Work Initiative
Support from the Mellon Foundation will fund employment of local artists for 18 months. .
Notice of Final Rulemaking - Independent Hearing Office Rules
Final Action on the City of Albuquerque Independent Hearing Office Rules
APD’s Duke City Stat Drives Coordinated Crime-Fighting
A Data-Driven Approach to Reducing and Preventing Crime in Albuquerque
APD arrests 13-year-old for murder of man riding his bike to work in 2024
Boys, 11 and 15 years old, also connected to crime
Albuquerque City Council Passes R-25-120, Enhancing Enforcement of Rental Unit Habitability Standards
Resolution to improve safe and healthy living conditions for all Albuquerque residents.
Trump's Funding Cuts Will Devastate Albuquerque's Small Businesses and Working Families
Agencies slashed by Trump providing critical support in NM.
Mayor Keller Announces Campaign for Reelection
Campaign and Official City Communications to Remain Separate.
APD Issues 518 Citations during Registration Operation
The Albuquerque Police Department issued a total of 518 citations during a week-long operation focused on vehicle registration violations.
Special Collections Library Celebrates 100 Years of Preserving ABQ’s History with Community Event
Albuquerque’s first Public Library marks a century of stories, archives, and community heritage.
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.
