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How many stay in Albuquerque shelters every night?

by tunruhenos Supported by Reader Donations February 26, 2024April 20, 2025

Albuquerque’s efforts to end homelessness isn’t a one person or one department affair.  The project involves those in city departments, outside agencies, nonprofits, emergency shelters, day shelters, street outreach, housing, […]

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ABQ’s street lights are not purple on purpose

by Elise Kaplan Supported by Reader Donations February 26, 2024April 20, 2025

Residents of Albuquerque have noticed certain street lights appear purple when the sun goes down. While this has raised concerns, the city says they are being replaced.  “It is a […]

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Broad and burdensome: City paid over $1.4 M in Public Records Act lawsuits over last year and a half

by tunruhenos Supported by Reader Donations February 23, 2024April 20, 2025

Just before the pandemic, Christopher Michael Sanchez was killed on Feb. 21 at a local bar and police ruled his death was a justifiable homicide. Eight months later, his father […]

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North Valley senior housing to see $600K upgrade

by tunruhenos Supported by Reader Donations February 23, 2024April 20, 2025

The City of Albuquerque is serving up a $600,000 assist to the North Valley senior housing community known as 1212 Candelaria, located near Candelaria Road and 12th street. Officials said […]

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AI, road modifications planned to reduce crashes involving pedestrians on East Central

by Elise Kaplan Supported by Reader Donations February 22, 2024April 20, 2025

The city is taking steps to reduce fatal crashes involving pedestrians along a heavily-trafficked stretch of East Central by modifying the road and installing safety features to warn drivers when […]

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City Council passes bill to help residents clean up human waste

by Elise Kaplan Supported by Reader Donations February 22, 2024April 20, 2025

Giving some help to residents for human waste clean up, sending a message to the state Legislature to reconsider a couple of mental health bills and some lively drumming in […]

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What to expect: Poop patrol tops the Albuquerque City Council meeting

by Elise Kaplan Supported by Reader Donations February 20, 2024April 20, 2025

Albuquerque City Councilors will meet Wednesday, Feb. 21, to talk about cleaning up human waste on public and private properties, speeding up the process for the demolition of dilapidated buildings […]

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‘I care about the mission, so it’s nice to be able to really move forward’

by Elise Kaplan Supported by Reader Donations February 16, 2024April 20, 2025

For the last 17 years, Diane McDermott has worked at the Civilian Police Oversight Agency, a civilian run organization whose mission is to investigate complaints the public makes against members […]

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Hazy air report greets Air Quality Control board members

by Elise Kaplan Supported by Reader Donations February 16, 2024April 20, 2025

Ever wonder where the haze that hangs over the metropolitan area comes from? Sulfur dioxide particles are partially to blame, according to the 2022 annual regional report on sulfur dioxide […]

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Food Truck Fridays revs up Downtown

by tunruhenos Supported by Reader Donations February 15, 2024April 20, 2025

Get ready for the return of Food Truck Fridays, a community event meant to invigorate Downtown and Civic Plaza. Food Truck Fridays will kick off on March 8, marking the […]

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