City of Albuquerque
Recent News About City of Albuquerque
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The City of Albuquerque has unveiled the latest addition to its collection in the Public Art Program, a mural supporting the movement to prevent traffic-related fatalities and injuries.
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The lowrider community in Albuquerque is committed to connecting its community with law enforcement for the betterment of everyone.
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As the weather gets warmer, Animal Protection Services (APS) encourage the public to be cautious when caring for their pets.
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The renovation of Barelas Park, in the planning for six years, is finally ready for the area residents to enjoy.
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Smith’s, a popular grocery store in the Northeast Heights shut down for a week after inspectors from Albuquerque’s environmental health department found mice droppings.
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First responders from multiple agencies have been staging at the water's edge in case a water rescue is needed along dangerous spots in the Rio Grande River, fire officials told KOAT.
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A stolen specialized RV belonging to an Albuquerque woman was discovered in East Los Angeles, but the cost to repair the extensive damage could be high.
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A bill called the “So New Mexicans Can Move Act” will be introduced during this session of the state Legislature to help those with limb loss receive an equitable form of care.
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Students at Eldorado and Sandia High Schools in Albuquerque are building insulated dog houses for low-income residents in their woodshop classes.
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Jared Trujillo is reliable and welcomed this time of year as he distributes needed goods in his yearly collection drive.
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The Illusionists' Magic of the Holidays showcase will be performed in Albuquerque on Dec. 20 as part of a 40-city tour.
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New Mexico high school students are getting an opportunity to earn a pilot's license through a program at Southwest Aeronautics Mathematics and Science (SAMS) Academy in Albuquerque.
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The Albuquerque Police Department (APD) is revamping its open-space law enforcement services in order to use its resources more efficiently.
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Kim Apodaca, a local business owner, said parking enforcement officers in Nob Hill are making a difficult parking situation worse by issuing unnecessary tickets.
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Robbery and vandalism continue to plague businesses in Albuquerque.
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Approximately 400 children received free tickets to see the new movie "Black Panther: Wakanda Forever" last weekend.
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People who live near a newly approved development in Tower Pond Park are concerned that it could bring more crime to the area.
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The 50th anniversary of the Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta could have turned out better.
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In response to the appeals filed by the Santa Barbara Martineztown Neighborhood Association, the Menaul School, and several local businesses, City of Albuquerque Land Use Hearing Officer Steven Chavez (LUHO) issued an October 10 ruling remanding the Dawn Legacy Pointe “safe outdoor space” (SOS) homeless encampment application back to planning.
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The University of New Mexico Hospital is adopting a new healthcare industry standard by modeling a new look in its Critical Care Tower, KRQE reported.