Homeless advocates in Albuquerque are working tirelessly to support the city's homeless population as winter sets in, with ...

Homeless shelters across the state received funding to keep people warm amid a statewide cold snap thanks to a first-ever, ...

After a recent fire, the City of Albuquerque is detailing new claims against a business that has let a homeless camp stay on ...

ALBUQUERQUE, NM. — An Albuquerque warehouse is a total loss after another fire that required crews to respond Wednesday ...

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ALBUQUERQUE — The New Mexico Office of Housing has distributed more than $820,000 to shelters and service providers statewide to help people experiencing homelessness stay safe and warm this winter.

The Albuquerque Isotopes are hosting a clothing drive for students ages Pre-K through 12th Grade. The drive will benefit several hundred students in both the McKinney-Vento and foster care programs, ...

On the night of Jan. 29, at least 2,740 people in Albuquerque didn’t have a permanent home to go to. Of that group, about half were totally unsheltered, sleeping outside with no roof over their heads.

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — Owning a business is hard enough, but for one Albuquerque business owner she’s had to move not once, not twice but three times due to break-ins, drug use, human feces, and homeless ...

The state stepped in for the first time after shelters reported challenges raising funding necessary to meet winter demand.