Posted inOpinion

Bregman: A call to action for Gov, Legislature this session

Sam Bregman is the 2nd Judicial District Attorney in Bernalillo County. He is a candidate for the Democratic nomination for governor in 2026. Learn more at bregmanfornm.com As the Governor and Legislature prepare for New Mexicoโ€™s annual legislative session, their two priorities should be clear: protecting New Mexicans from the consequences of the Trump Administrationโ€™s […]

Posted inArts & Culture

The New Face of Public Art in Albuquerque

When Michael Ogilvie stepped into his new role overseeing Albuquerqueโ€™s Public Art Program last fall, he wasnโ€™t just taking on a leadership position, he was joining a city he had long admired from afar.  โ€œItโ€™s been great,โ€ says Ogilvie of his first few months in Albuquerque. โ€œAlbuquerque is a very special, unique city.โ€ Ogilvie brings […]

Posted inLocal Government

Inside the push to save Albuquerqueโ€™s aging Main Library

The Albuquerque Bernalillo County Library Advisory Board has raised $925,000 in pledges from state, city and county officials to replace the Main Libraryโ€™s 50-year-old heating and cooling system, bypassing traditional district boundaries. The board still needs $1.6 million to reach its $2.5 million goal. The 100,000-square-foot downtown library relies on a 1975 โ€œair handlerโ€ system […]

Posted inCity Desk ABQ

160,000 properties in Albuquerque could get a zoning change, here’s what you need to know

Sweeping zoning changes affecting at least 160,000 Albuquerque properties head next to the City Councilโ€™s Land Use, Planning and Zoning (LUPZ) Committee amid sharp disagreement over whatโ€™s changing and whether residents received adequate notice, according to 2023 U.S. Census data. The Integrated Development Ordinance Biennial Update, approved by the Environmental Planning Commission in November, includes […]

Posted inLocal Government

Bernalillo County Commission to consider data center regulations

The Bernalillo County Commission is set to tackle a landmark proposal to regulate data center incentives and a final vote on a revision of the countyโ€™s ethics code on Jan. 13.  Commissioner Eric Olivas said he will introduce a resolution establishing strict criteria for data center projects that seek taxpayer-funded incentives. โ€œIf we are to […]

Posted inLocal Government

Bernalillo County joins Campbell Ranch lawsuit legal battle in Edgewood

Bernalillo County joined a longstanding lawsuit with the Town of Edgewood as an interested party last month, filing a petition to intervene after the Campbell Ranch development appealed the Town of Edgewoodโ€™s decision in July to deny its subdivision applications. The Edgewood Town Commission denied subdivision applications for an area known as Village 2, which […]

Posted inCity Desk ABQ, Courts & Justice

APD Interim Chief reorganizes department, eliminates 12 command positions

Albuquerque Police Department Interim Chief Cecily Barker announced a reorganization that includes new executive appointments and the elimination of 12 command staff positions, expected to save the city about $2.4 million. Three officers were promoted to interim executive roles: Luke Languit as Deputy Chief of the Field Services Bureau, Mike Hernandez as Deputy Chief of […]

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