What can we say about 2018? We took a stroll through Weekly Alibi’s body of coverage of local governing bodies for the year, [...]

From one hand to the next, the Albuquerque City Council’s powerful president’s gavel was passed at its Dec. 3 regular meeting. It happens [...]

Civilian police oversight is a difficult task at best. For us Burqueños, it is a required and important piece in the city’s Court [...]

Okay Alibi readers, you are going to have to read fast and assimilate quickly to keep up, because our local governing bodies have [...]

’Twas the night before the midterm elections on Monday, Nov. 5 when the Albuquerque City Councilors plowed through a lengthy agenda sprinkled with [...]

It is an interesting contested race for US Senate between Incumbent Democrat Martin Heinrich, political newcomer Republican Mick Rich and former Republican governor [...]

As you peruse this latest edition of the news section of Weekly Alibi, please note that the midterm elections are less than two [...]

Victims of domestic violence got a proclamation declaring October Domestic Violence Awareness month at the Oct. 13 Albuquerque City Council meeting. The recognition [...]

It is time to get it on, rock the vote and turn the tide around.As we head into the time of casting votes [...]

Councilors gave the green light to electric scooters and other kinds of shared transportation vehicles such as bicycles and small, wheeled vehicles to [...]