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Today is Wednesday, July 10, 2024.
It’s no secret that Albuquerque (and lots of other cities) have a homeless and housing problem but stories on the topic mostly center on Downtown and neighborhoods along East Central Avenue.
So reporter Damon Scott took a trip across the river to look at homelessness in a part of town that sometimes feels like an afterthought in these bigger citywide stories: the Westside.
Eyes are on Santa Fe this week as the trial for Alec Baldwin kicks off. Photographer Roberto Rosales was there — along with about 60 reporters and photographers — for opening statements.
Reporter Elizabeth McCall, meanwhile, has the details on a joint city and county initiative to make it easier to access social services.
Stretch of Coors becomes spot for homeless activity
Westside councilor says he wants to see more action from city
By Damon Scott
Those experiencing homelessness in Albuquerque often naturally congregate near areas where food, clothing, transit, medical […]
Albuquerque & New Mexico
Defense attorney says ‘Alec Baldwin committed no crime; he was an actor, acting’ at trial openings
By Associated Press
By MORGAN LEE and ANDREW DALTON SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) — A defense attorney told jurors Wednesday that the shooting death of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins was an “unspeakable tragedy” […]
City, county partner to improve access to social services
By Elizabeth McCall
Bernalillo County and the City of Albuquerque are collaborating on an initiative they say will improve access to food, housing and behavioral health services. The city and county are […]
Despite calls from groups, governor won’t call off special session
By NM Political Report
A group of 41 organizations and individuals want Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham to halt plans to hold a special legislative session which is scheduled to start next week […]
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