City Council overrides Keller veto of city attorney ordinanceIn back-to-back actions, City Council confirmed a new city attorney and overrode Mayor Tim Keller’s veto of an ordinance directing the top legal counsel to provide updates to and assist councilors in legal matters, among other rules. Firstly, the council voted unanimously to approve Keller’s appointment of Joshua Boone — formerly with the 2nd Judicial…Albuquerque Journal26d agoWhole story →GovernmentTim Kellercity attorney ordinance override
Opinion: From scarcity to abundanceAlbuquerque Mayor Tim Keller argues New Mexico must shift from a scarcity mindset to one of abundance, leveraging the state's $70 billion fund to invest in housing, education, and community growth.Albuquerque Journal2mo agoWhole story →EducationBuildTim Keller
Albuquerque's City Hall communication crisis between mayor and city councilAn Albuquerque attorney and former city official argues that Mayor Tim Keller and the City Council must improve communication and collaboration to effectively govern New Mexico's largest city.Albuquerque Journal2mo agoWhole story →GovernmentTim Kelleralbuquerque city hall dispute
Albuquerque business owner behind 'I ❤️ Tim Keller' homeless hoodies speaks outThe anonymous Albuquerque business owner behind the controversial 'I ❤️ Tim Keller' hoodies distributed to the homeless before the 2025 mayoral runoff finally tells his story. Learn how 'Larry' printed and handed out 999 yellow hoodies — and why he says Mayor Keller's policies drove him to do it.Albuquerque Journal2mo agoWhole story →GovernmentTim Kelleralbuquerque mayoral runoff
Mayor signs law to inspect vacant Downtown Albuquerque buildings after Lindy's Diner collapseMayor Tim Keller has signed an amended ordinance requiring annual inspections of vacant buildings in Downtown Albuquerque, a move prompted by the collapse of Lindy's Diner. Property owners must register vacant buildings and pay fees or face daily fines.Albuquerque Journal3mo agoWhole story →BuildTim Kelleralbuquerque vacant building ordinance