New Mexico Business Coalition (NMBC) sent each Las Cruces Public School Board candidate a survey, asking them to share with voters their position on important issues, such as: linking compensation…
New Mexico Business Coalition (NMBC) sent each Albuquerque Public School Board candidate a survey, asking them to share with voters their position on important issues, such as: linking compensation for…
New Mexico Business Coalition (NMBC) sent each Las Cruces City Council candidate a survey, asking them to share with voters their position on important issues, such as: crime, 'sanctuary' status…
New Mexico Business Coalition (NMBC) sent each Albuquerque City Council candidate a survey, asking them to share with voters their position on important issues, such as: crime, homelessness, 'sanctuary' status…
Violent crime on the rise in Albuquerque. While crime rates appear to be slightly down overall, New Mexico's largest city saw an increase in the rates of most violent crimes…
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…
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 –…
Crime rates in Albuquerque have long been a metropolitan issue, but affect the business environment statewide. The Albuquerque Journal points out just how jarring the stats are with a headline that reads “In Bernalillo County: 114 people shot in 112 days.” While the crime rate is lower in other parts of our state, these types of headlines impact the view of our state and whether or not businesses choose to relocate or open here.