In response to the statewide rise in Covid-19 infection rates, primarily in the metro area, Albuquerque Mayor Tim Keller announced on Wednesday that the city will step up enforcement procedures…
When businesses are the victims of criminal behaviour the costs are higher than just replacing stolen merchandise or cash register change. Repairing broken glass and busted locks is only the…
The overall crime rate in Albuquerque decreased by 4.6% from Jan. 1 through June 30, 2020 when compared to the same time period in 2019, according to data released by…
Two Albuquerque City councilors are sponsoring legislation that would increase the amount of federal aid funding for businesses in the city. Last week Mayor Tim Keller proposed a budget plan…
With State public health order restrictions on indoor dining, many local cafes, restaurants, and breweries are struggling to stay open. Outdoor dining and patio spaces are keeping many businesses from…
The Albuquerque City Council decided last night to kick the can down the road on some highly anticipated bills that would have detrimental effects on businesses in the city. The…
The Albuquerque City Council is expected to vote on the controversial paid sick leave bill on Monday June 29th, at the next council meeting. Councilors Benton and Sena have adjusted…
The City Councillors in Albuquerque are trying again to pass a new version of the previously defeated paid time off mandates for businesses. And the vote could take place as soon…
Attorney General William Barr announced on Wednesday that he will be directing additional resources and funding to assist in fighting crime in seven of the U.S.’s most dangerous cities –…
Today is Election day for Albuquerque runoff elections in Districts 2 and 4: Because none of the city council candidates for district 2 and 4 met the threshold of winning…