City News
Official news from the City of Albuquerque
Albuquerque Announces Plan to Move Downtown Forward
Roadmap to creating a safe, inclusive, thriving and fun urban core in Albuquerque
Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Commission Advanced by City Leaders
Group will work to align City services and programs directly with the needs of survivors and those at risk of domestic violence and assault.
APD’s Sex Crimes Unit Arrests Offender for Rape, Aggravated Battery and Child Abuse
The Albuquerque Police Department’s Sex Crimes Unit has arrested Gideon Michael Robles, 35 on multiple charges including Rape, Aggravated Battery and Child Abuse.
Heating Up for H.E.A.T.S ON
City of Albuquerque Senior Affairs and U.A. Local Union 412 complete the 30th Annual H.E.A.T.S ON
Harvest Market, Place for Community, Opens in International District
Small Business Resource Fair kicked off revamp of Kathryn & San Mateo space
Irene Undergoing Eye Procedure Today
This is just the next step in the BioPark’s attempt to correct a loose eye lens.
New City Council District Boundaries to Take Effect October 20th
District boundaries changed after redistricting process.
Offender Arrested for Shooting at Local Bar
Oscar Valdez, 29, has been arrested and charged for a shooting that occurred at a North Valley bar.
City Hosts Dog House Drive
Animal Welfare Department now accepting donations for medium to large portable doghouses
Helpful Tips and Free Straw Bedding to Keep Pets Warm This Winter
It is wise to prepare our pets for the cold winter temperatures coming ahead.
Journalist Documents Albuquerque’s Emergency Response to COVID-19, Protests, and Political Unrest of 2020
New book by Joline Gutierrez Krueger launches with event at the KiMo
New Report: Closing the Housing Gap for Indigenous and African American Communities
City Releases Comprehensive Needs Assessment on Homeownership Disparities
Metropolitan Redevelopment Agency Releases 2022 Annual Report
2022 MRA Annual Report highlights catalytic projects, redevelopment incentives, and economic impact
City Broadband Office Connects the Community to Internet Resources
Internet Resources Fair part of effort to close Albuquerque’s digital divide.
Albuquerque Recognized as a Model for Meaningful Indigenous Relations
Albuquerque sets the standard for government-to-government relations with tribes
Penguin Chill Closed Until Further Notice
The decision was made to help prevent the spread of Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (HPAI), which is a highly contagious viral disease also referred to as avian flu.
Albuquerque Charts Course to Confront Housing Crisis
'Housing Forward ABQ’ creates path to 5,000 new units by 2025
ABQ BioPark Temporarily Shifting Many Birds Indoors to Protect Them From Avian Flu
The move is being made out of an abundance of caution, as no cases have been detected in the BioPark's bird collection.
ACS Takes over 16,000 Calls During First Year of Operation
Third branch of public safety wraps up first year of responding to 911 calls, diverting calls from police and fire
APD Announces new Retention Package and Provides Recruitment Update
The Albuquerque Police Department announced a new retention package to encourage officers to stay with the department past 19 years, and provided a recruitment update.
APD Releases Automated Speed Enforcement Report
Report shows significant decrease in speeding along Gibson
APD Releases Automated Speed Enforcement Report
Report shows significant decrease in speeds along Gibson
City of Albuquerque Celebrates Energy Efficiency Day 2022
Seventh annual national event urging everyone to “Save Money. Cut Pollution. Create Jobs.”
City of Albuquerque Celebrates Energy Efficiency Day 2022
Seventh annual national event urging everyone to “Save Money. Cut Pollution. Create Jobs.”
Department of Arts & Culture Selects Four Local Creatives for a Year Long, Paid Artist Residency
Artists at Work program to collaborate on social impact initiatives.
2022 Toys For Tots Registration
Online registration will begin on October 3, 2022 and close on December 12, 2022. If you prefer to register in-person there will be several registration events for you to choose from beginning on October 12, 2022.
City Council Proclamation Brings Awareness to Domestic Violence
Councilor Tammy Fiebelkorn and the Coalition to Stop Violence Against Native Women declare October to honor survivors of domestic violence in New Mexico.
Trash, Recycling, and Large Items Will be Collected on Indigenous Peoples’ Day
Customers who are regularly scheduled for service on Mondays should put their trash and recycling at the curb for collection.