City of Albuquerque
Recent News About City of Albuquerque
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Ian Mackaness, group member of ‘Hope in Crisis’, stroke support group said He's now able to walk two years after his stroke, which he's grateful for. on Jun 5th.
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State Land Commissioner Stephanie Garcia Richard signed a moratorium prohibiting oil and gas drilling within one mile of schools, daycares, or other educational facilities.
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Thieves in an Albuquerque neighborhood are targeting the wiring in air conditioners, according to recent reports.
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After past successes in Albuquerque, the New Mexico Comic & Film Expo was hoping to bring the event back to Albuquerque.
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Dozens of volunteers gathered recently to clean the paths along Elena Gallegos Open Space in Albuquerque, New Mexico.
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A local nonprofit has launched a new summer program to sew and distribute waterproof pillows and bags for homeless individuals in Albuquerque.
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Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) Champion Jon Jones helped turn a comment intended to mock a young man’s dreams into motivation to become a champion.
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Albuquerque Mayor Tim Keller signed off on the $1.4 billion spending plan on May 23, saying the budget process, while the hardest he’s worked on since taking office, dedicates extra funds to improve pay equity in government, which he called "the right thing to do."
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Tim Keller, mayor of Albuquerque, city in New Mexico said Albuquerque's story is still in progress. on May 21st.
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The Bernalillo County Sheriff’s Office is holding its 2023 gun buyback event June 3 to offer an exchange of firearms for gift cards.
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Josh Melendez, parent of Rio Rancho public school students, said he feels his children have fallen behind in their education because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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The ABQ BioPark announced on May 26 the loss of Koluk, a polar bear who had been in the care of the park since 1997.
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No matter the plan for the summer, moths will be joining, KOB 4 reported recently.
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The city of Albuquerque is planning to use new legislation to redevelop property along Menaul Boulevard and revitalize an area that has seen better days.
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A local organization is providing women with the resources they need after incarceration, including structure and a place to live.
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Albuquerque police discovered nearly a dozen encampments while on patrol in the Bosque over the weekend.
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The Albuquerque Center for Hope and Recovery held its second annual Spring Into Wellness event last week to bring awareness to the resources available to people experiencing homelessness, substance abuse problems, mental health challenges or other forms of adversity.
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A man in a baseball cap calmly walked into a local eatery and scooped an armful of tortilla towels, and walked out without paying for them.
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New Mexico DOH secretary: 'It’s job-one for both motorcyclists and drivers to share the road safely'New Mexico officials are urging the state's motorcyclists and other drivers to show consideration as they gear up to hit the road during the spring and summer months.
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Demonstrators from the People's Housing Project gathered last Wednesday in Albuquerque's historic Barelas neighborhood to protest against a proposed mixed-use development by developer Palindrome.