City News
Official news from the City of Albuquerque
100 Years of Special Collections Library Celebrated with New Exhibition at Albuquerque Museum
From bookmobiles to archives, discover the story of how one building became a cornerstone of community access in Albuquerque.
Participatory Budgeting ABQ Project Selection Results Revealed
Kathryn/San Mateo Growers Market, other projects funded from City Councilor Nichole L. Rogers’ $1.5M in District Set-Aside Funds.
Newly Renovated Loma Linda Community Center to be Permanent Home of the City’s Inclusive Recreation Program
City celebrates grand opening with first MerryMakers dance
Recyclothes Helps Residents Swap Clutter for a Cause
Clothing donation drive diverts unwanted clothing from the landfill to benefit area students
Phil Chacon Park Transformed in the International District
Community celebrates new premiere community space following $9.6 million transformation.
ABQ BioPark Mourns the Loss of Makaio, Beloved White-Cheeked Gibbon
Makaio's presence brought joy to staff and guests alike, and he will be deeply missed.
APD Bids Farewell to Beloved Mounted Unit Horse, Nigel, After Years of Dedicated Service
Nigel will now continue to serve community working with disabled veterans
Cheep, Cheep, Hooray! Meet ABQ BioPark's New Cape Vulture Chick
The BioPark's bird care team is excited to share the first baby of spring!
Crimes Against Children Unit Operation Yields Two Arrests
Nearly two dozen children accounted for and checked on
Albuquerque Keeps Top Credit Rating from S&P Global
“AAA” credit rating reaffirmed for the City of Albuquerque, signaling stability in financial outlook.
Mental Health Matters
City kicks off Mental Health Awareness Month by highlighting vital services and supports.
Notorious North Valley Motel Shut Down Following Code Violations, Criminal Activity
City Inspection Finds Numerous Violations, Spurs Closure of Court John Motel.
Century-Old South Broadway Tradition Focus of New Documentary
Local filmmakers debut “Fiesta of Our Lady of Guadalupe” at free screening.
ABQ BioPark Pollinator Pavilion to Remain Closed This Season for Renovations
Just like a caterpillar becoming a butterfly, we’ll emerge renewed and ready to welcome you back in the 2026 season.
Gotta Go? Find a Spot with our New Public Restroom Map
Interactive map helps community find public facilities across Albuquerque.
Defend ABQ: City Standing Up for Minority Businesses as Federal Cuts Continue
City commits to keeping Business Resource Center doors open for local entrepreneurs
Enjoy Mother's Day in Old Town with Free Entertainment and Dancing
Local vendors and Old Town merchants are ready to treat Mom.
2025 FAI Ballooning Commission Hall of Fame Inductees Announced
Induction ceremony will take place at the Balloon Museum in October.
Celebrate Mom at the ABQ BioPark Zoo
Live local music and discovery stations among special treats planned for Mother’s Day.
Gateway System Adds Recovery Micro-Community
Pallet shelter housing to support those recovering from addiction.
APD Arrests Registered Sex Offender found with two Juvenile Runaways in his home
The Albuquerque Police Department has arrested a registered sex offender after two juvenile runaways were located inside his residence.
APD and Albuquerque Metro Crime Stoppers partner with APS to Relaunch Campus Crime Stoppers
Campus Crime Stoppers provides students and staff a safe, anonymous outlet to report crime
2025 Asian American Pacific Islander and Native Hawaiian Heritage Month Celebrations Around the City
May is dedicated to honoring diverse cultures, heritage, achievements and contributions of the Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage community
ABQ RIDE Ambassadors: Your Friendly Guides to Smoother Rides
Volunteer program helps riders get where they need to go.
Get Ready to Dive In – The City’s Summer Aquatics Schedule is Out Now
Cool off with new splash pads, free swim days, and a whole lot of fun.