Report: Albuquerque is violating city policy while clearing homeless encampments
According to a new ProPublica report, Albuquerque isn't following its own policy when it comes to clearing encampments.
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According to a new ProPublica report, Albuquerque isn't following its own policy when it comes to clearing encampments.
More than 20 volunteers built 60 bed frames Wednesday morning at the shelter, and these new beds have some special features.
City officials say the Westside Emergency Housing Center was not at overflow capacity Thursday night into Friday morning, but they’re ready if storms this weekend force many people to head to the main shelter.
The camp was near the Gateway Center, where the city has a heightened focus on enforcing its encampment cleanup policies.
The fight over homeless encampment cleanups is headed for the New Mexico Supreme Court this week.