City News
Official news from the City of Albuquerque
City Encourages More Small Safe Outdoor Spaces
Land near Gateway West offered to support community-led efforts.
Critical Investments Made for Affordable Housing Developments
Funding will help offset rising construction costs for two Sol Housing projects
Approval of New Operator Uplifts Families at Gateway Family
YDI to provide navigation services that help families transition out of homelessness.
Report: Critical Investments Made Through the Housing Forward Fund
Every dollar goes toward adding affordable housing and lowering utility costs.
Big Wins for the Westside and All of Albuquerque
City Council Approves Mesa Films Studio Expansion and LEDA Funding for Vitality Works Expansion, Boosting Westside Economy.
City Councilors Introduce Resolution to Fund Services for Individuals Experiencing Substance Use Disorder
Over $4.5 Million in Opioid Settlement money appropriated to enhance treatment and recovery care.
ABQ BioPark Reopens Enhanced Heritage Farm on Earth Day
Voter-approved GRT continues to transform the state’s most-visited attraction.
Spring Egg-stravaganza at Gateway Family
Children take part in egg hunt and games at event for families in giving housing navigation program.
Temporary Closure of Reptile Building and Macaw Habitat Begins April 21
Construction work consists of replacing the aging shade structure at the reptile building entrance.
From Pedals to Petals, a Greener Journey Starts Here
ABQ RIDE and Lew Wallace students celebrate Earth Day planting flowers.
Young Voices Through the Lens: “Focus on Youth” Returns to the Albuquerque Museum
Experience the powerful perspectives of Albuquerque’s next generation of photographers and filmmakers
APD Reminds Public of Language Access Services
Department received more than 12,000 non-English calls in 2024
ABQ BioPark celebrates Earth Day 2025 with new Great Ape-ril: After Hours event and e-waste recycling on Saturday
ABQ BioPark to host an electronic recycling event and new Great Ape-ril: After Hours event on April 26, 2025.
Cooling Systems Now Required in All Rental Units
O-59 Amends the Uniform Housing Code, Strengthens Tenant Protections.
New Online Filing System Makes Campaign Finance Easier for Candidates and Voters
City launches upgraded filing tool as candidates submit their first disclosures today
Kate Alderete Named Public Library Director, Bringing Visionary Leadership to Albuquerque
With a passion for community engagement and a track record of innovative library services, Alderete is set to shape the future of the city’s public library system.
Defend ABQ: Mayor Keller Signs Executive Order to Protect Open Space as Trump Threatens Federal Lands
City vows to maintain highest standards of conservation and stewardship.
50+ Senior Tech Connect Fair Helps Older Adults Embrace Technology
Annual event offers digital tools, hands-on learning, and tech guidance
ABQ RIDE Hits the Gas on Hiring
Rapid hire event drives City transit closer to filling staffing shortage.
Defend ABQ: Mayor Keller Flips the Script, Issues Executive Order to Fight Trump’s Climate Rollbacks
City Counters Federal Coal Push with Local Climate Protections
Video: Case Managers Pave the Pathway to Success
Gateway Center Case Manager creates pathways to housing and healing.
New Development Opportunity in Albuquerque’s Near Heights Area
Request for Proposals (RFP) Issued for Mixed-Use, Multi-Family Housing Project Near New Community Safety Headquarters
City of Albuquerque Announces State Public Safety Assistance
National Guard to help with humanitarian, prisoner transport and civilian security support.
AFR on Frontlines to Fight the Opioid Epidemic
AFR asking for settlement funds to combat opioid use and overdose risks
Mexican Gray Wolves Return to the Wild with Help from ABQ BioPark
BioPark’s commitment to conservation extends far beyond its gates.
City Broadband Office Provides Update on Infrastructure Expansion
Fiber internet construction continues across city, construction map available.
Redevelopment Efforts Streamlined in Albuquerque’s Urban Center
Downtown Metropolitan Redevelopment Area expands to include Railroad and McClellan Park MR areas