City News
Official news from the City of Albuquerque
Casa San Ysidro Celebrates Corrales Harvest Festival
Free event features live entertainment and demonstrations.
Albuquerque Cuts Public Records Backlog Below 1,000 in FY 2025
More than 65 percent of requests now resolved within 20 days, marking measurable progress for residents
Multiple Volunteers Honored for Exemplary Service
Award ceremony recognizes locals’ courage and impact.
City of Albuquerque Launches Yard Sign Awareness Campaign Ahead of Election
Five tips for when, where, and how campaign signs should be displayed.
Job Mentor Program Expands Career Options for Local Youth
Nearly 600 high school students geared for future success
Let’s Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month!
Hispanic Heritage Month is an opportunity to honor Albuquerque’s unique cultural tapestry and contributions.
City Council Approves Continuing Sobriety Housing Voucher Program
The one-year pilot will provide temporary housing and wrap-around services for unhoused people who are committed to achieving and maintaining sobriety.
Albuquerque City Council Authorizes $776.6 Million Industrial Revenue Bonds for Fusion Center
The facility to be built at Mesa del Sol could be the new home for Pacific Fusion Corporation’s $1billion investment in advancing fusion technology.
Harvest Festival Blooms at ABQ BioPark’s Botanic Garden and Aquarium
Annual event features 20 local bands, free kids’ fun, and more
Financial Education Course Launches with Success at Albuquerque’s Trauma Recovery Center
More than 40 residents begin their financial empowerment journey
Community Comes Together for Summer of Nonviolence Basketball Event at Holiday Park Community Center
Basketball and community spirit shine at Summer of Nonviolence Event in Northeast Albuquerque
Erika Chavez Remembered
Erika’s loss sparked the City’s 2021 “Speeding Has A Name” campaign to educate drivers about the consequences of speeding.
Trump Administration Attempts to Cancel Money for Rail Trail
Mayor Keller fighting to keep $11.5 million grant.
Albuquerque unites for 9/11 Stair Climb and Memorial
Firefighters perform stair climb and community gathers at Civic Plaza to “Never Forget."
Citywide Performance by Pulitzer Prize-Winning Composer Raven Chacon Premieres September 27
A day of music features 200 local musicians across 20 iconic Albuquerque locations
City of Albuquerque Expands Free and Affordable Adult Programs
From Education to Health & Wellness, Programs Are Available to Support Adults’ Overall Wellness.
Albuquerque Community Safety Responders Provide Critical Support to Stranded Family in Crisis
Mother and Child Receive Emergency Aid, Shelter, and Hope
City of Albuquerque Names Gallery Space for Clara Apodaca
“Stories of Us” initiative honors trailblazing arts and culture leader.
City of Albuquerque highlights Pathways to Public Service Program
City of Albuquerque advances its Pathways to Public Service program, expanding training-to-internship placements that create paid employment opportunities for residents with disabilities across multiple departments.
Mayor Keller Launches Affordable ABQ to Help Families Save and Thrive
One-stop hub for cost-saving programs and a new push to bring fresh, affordable, local food to every neighborhood.
City of Albuquerque Highlights Pathways to Public Service Program
Program expands employment opportunities for people with disabilities.
Albuquerque Community Safety Department Marks Four Years of Impact and Innovation
Albuquerque maintains standard for how cities care for their communities
City Dedicates Tingley Field Pavilion to Adele Hundley
Ceremony honors longtime public servant and Barelas advocate.
Accountability in Government Oversight Committee Emphasizes Accuracy and Integrity in Release of Inspector General Reports
AGOC's process assures accountability and reliability.
Roadway Safety Changes Take Shape Along Central
The city announced that year-to-date APD has seen a 47% reduction in all fatal and serious injury crashes in the area. Along with this highlight, the Department of Municipal Development announced a set of new roadway enhancements that will improve safety along east Central Avenue for all users. The city has already taken a multifaceted approach to improve the area through engineering, education and enforcement.