City News

ACS Welcomes New Graduating Class of Responders

Growth strengthens impact on community well-being

Albuquerque Supporting Ruidoso with Mosquito Monitoring

Flooding brings potential for mosquito breeding and health concerns.

Old Carlisle Village Cleaners Site Qualifies for EPA’s Priority Funding

Environmental Protection Agency announced the site’s inclusion in the Superfund National Priorities List.

City Joins Lawsuits to Block Federal Cuts to Public Safety, Housing

Albuquerque challenges Trump administration efforts to slash funding for police and affordable housing programs.

Gateway Center Hosts Emergency Response Training

Training builds a stronger emergency response for our entire community

Albuquerque City Councilors Host Global Ties Group to Share Anti-Human Trafficking Campaign Efforts

Global Ties Group ABQ’s 2025 delegation comes to Albuquerque to learn more about the City’s Anti-Human Trafficking campaign.

“Operation Cooldown 2025” Kicks Off to Help Beat the Heat

City offers sprinkler play as summer temps rise.

Albuquerque City Councilor Dan Champine Warns Public to Beware of Scams Targeting Help for Flood Victims

Councilor Champine urges caution when seeking to help victims of disasters.

Albuquerque City Councilor Klarissa J. Peña Calls for ICE Transparency

Councilor Peña issues statement following concerning ICE incident in Council District 3.

Stop Work Order Lifted for Vexus Fiber

Ezee Fiber to be removed from its order on Monday.

2,200+ Enjoy Free Summer of Nonviolence Drive-In Movie at Balloon Fiesta Park

Event offered connection to services, free food, fun activities for families

ACS Help Reconnect Man in Crisis with Mental Health Care

De-escalation effort leads to voluntary mental health treatment

Route 66 Summerfest Heats Up Nob Hill With Ozomatli Live

Free all-ages event kicks off Albuquerque’s Route 66 Centennial celebrations.

Decision Confirms Mayor’s Staffing Authority

Independent Committee Rules Council and Fire Union Move “Void”.

Move from Business Registration to Licensing Aims to Increase Accountability

City taking steps to protect consumers against bad business practices.

ADA Sensory Trail at Tijeras Arroyo Bio-Zone Opens

Accessible trail brings nature to life while supporting education and restoration.

Participatory Budgeting ABQ Project Breaks Ground

The San Mateo/Kathryn International District Grower’s Market to provide space for local growers, food distribution, and support space for District 6 residents.

Judge Dismisses Lawsuit That Held up Development of a New Stadium

New Mexico United fans are one step closer to getting their dream stadium.

Tingley Beach South Entrance Closed July 7 - July 11

While the south entrance will be closed, the main Tingley Beach parking lot will remain open during this time.

Animal Welfare Shelters Closed for Independence Day

Animal Welfare Shelters Closed for Independence Day Admissions and reclaims will operate

APD, SFPD Arrest Local Teacher for Child Sexual Exploitation

Albuquerque Police Department’s Crimes Against Children (CACU) detectives assisted Santa Fe Police Department’s Internet Crimes Against Children Unit in arresting local teacher, Julian Gunther, 26, for criminal sexual communication with a child.