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Foothills residents challenge $35M power project as county decides Tuesday

by Jesse Jones January 26, 2026January 26, 2026

NM Political Report

New Mexico’s Heinrich, Luján pledge ‘NO’ votes on ICE funding, risking partial shutdown

by New Mexico Political Report January 26, 2026January 26, 2026

In downtown Albuquerque, more than 65 renters at The Alvarado Apartments signed a formal demand letter accusing their management company, Apartment Management Consultants (AMC), of dangerous neglect, safety failures and "excessive" fees. They are demanding rent abatement and a written repair plan.

Housing & Homelessness

Cockroaches, no water, no stairs: Downtown renters unite to demand action from neglectful apartment owners

by jessejonesnmnews January 23, 2026January 23, 2026

District 6 City Councilor Nichole Rogers looks on as the Albuquerque City Council voted down her proposed rental protection ordinance on Jan. 21. (Jesse Jones)

City Desk ABQ, Local Gov.

“A complete betrayal”: Council rejects enforcement of renters rights against predatory landlords

by jessejonesnmnews January 22, 2026

Samantha Sengel, Albuquerque’s chief administrative officer, talks with Arts and Culture Department Director Shelle Sanchez during the City Council meeting Wednesday, Jan. 21, where councilors unanimously reappointed her to the position.

City Desk ABQ, Local Gov.

Who runs Albuquerque day-to-day? Meet the city’s reappointed CAO

by jessejonesnmnews January 22, 2026

Sam Bregman, district attorney for New Mexico's Second Judicial District, sent a letter Wednesday to Bill Shaw, an Immigration and Customs Enforcement assistant field office director, raising concerns about ICE operations in the state.

City Desk ABQ, Courts, Justice & Safety

ICE policy under fire: Bregman threatens criminal charges for unlawful ICE detentions

by citydeskabq January 22, 2026

More restrictions or fewer rules?: New Mexico lawmakers introduce competing visions on guns

by kevinabqnews January 21, 2026January 25, 2026

While the city continues to grapple with persistent problem properties, officials want residents to know that progress is being made. The City of Albuquerque's Code Enforcement division has been working steadily to resolve cases, whether through owner remediation or municipal action. The results show that change is possible, even for properties that have plagued communities for years.

City Desk ABQ, Housing & Homelessness

From eyesore to success: Albuquerque’s problematic properties that got fixed

by citydeskabq January 21, 2026

Congress & Federal Gov., Energy, NM Political Report

Opinion: Sen. Heinrich knows that clean energy is the key to New Mexico’s continued prosperity

by Guest Commentary in NMPR January 21, 2026January 25, 2026

City Desk ABQ, Local Gov.

Frustrated by delays, Council proposes fix for contentious City Hall Q&A

by jessejonesnmnews January 20, 2026