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Councilor Dan Lewis wants more say for neighborhood associations, less for coalitions in ABQ development

By Jesse Jones, The Paper. โ€” When the City of Albuquerque approves a development project, construction may still be a long way off. Residents and community groups can challenge approved projects through city appeals and, in some cases, state court. Councilor Dan Lewis has proposed four companion measures that would change who can appeal those […]

Posted inNew Mexico State Government

Shocked by ‘extreme’ PNM bills, Alamogordo residents demand answers

By Kevin Hendricks Alamogordo residents came to Tuesday’s town hall carrying their PNM bills. Some were double their usual amount, some triple, and one topped $1,900. They wanted state regulators to explain how the utility arrived at those numbers. The New Mexico Public Regulation Commission hosted the two-hour town hall at the Sgt. Willie Estrada […]

Posted inAlbuquerque

X Marks the Spot: City residents can help balloon pilots by offering safe landing spots

By Sara Atencio-Gonzales, The Paper. โ€“ Bernalillo County and the Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta are once again asking local landowners to help hot air balloon pilots find safe places to land during this yearโ€™s event. The county and Balloon Fiesta announced the 2026 โ€œX Marks the Spotโ€ program, which allows property owners to signal that […]

Posted inTown of Bernalillo

Honoring the past, protecting the future: Bernalillo breaks ground on Donato Sanchez Fire Station

By Rodd Cayton The past met the future in Bernalillo Monday morning. Town officials hosted New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham and other dignitaries at the closed Roosevelt Elementary School to break ground on a new Donato Sanchez Fire Station No. 1. The $10 million project is expected to be completed in about a year. […]

Posted inCity Desk ABQ

Five electric buses, zero passengers: ABQ electric buses not used since last December

By Jesse Jones, The Paper. โ€” Albuquerqueโ€™s first electric buses were supposed to be the start of a shift toward cleaner public transportation. Four years later, all five are still in the cityโ€™s fleet but have not carried passengers since December because of mechanical problems and difficulty getting parts. The city rolled out the fleet […]

Posted inCorrales

Rick Clemente, 79

Rick Clemente died on Friday, August 28, 2026, at the age of 79. He passed peacefully in Albuquerque with his wife Debbie by his side. Debbie says, โ€œRick lived life to the fullest and there wasnโ€™t a thing he wanted to do that he didnโ€™t end up doing.โ€ His career in the film and entertainment […]

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