Rick Nathanson is a seasoned reporter and staff writer for the Albuquerque Journal, with over 44 years of experience covering local news in New Mexico, particularly in Albuquerque. His articles range from reporting on community issues, human interest stories, and environmental topics to providing insights into the cultural events and happenings in the area. With a background in journalism and a passion for storytelling, Rick brings a unique perspective to his writing.
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Rick Nathanson focuses on local news in Albuquerque, New Mexico. His articles cover a wide range of topics including health, politics, and weather. If you are looking to reach out to him with a pitch or story idea, consider focusing on local events, government announcements, evolving stories related to health or politics in the Albuquerque area.
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By: Rick Nathanson
Non-tribal gaming sites in New Mexico have to answer to the New Mexico Gaming Control Board, as well as conduct their own internal investigation when a machine malfunctions. Tribal casinos, however, have no obligation to report problems with machines or winnings disputes.
By: Rick Nathanson
The four whose contracts were terminated provided services to 708 with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
By: Rick Nathanson
Even as a large backhoe was preparing to demolish a dilapidated home in the Northeast Heights on Tuesday, city officials found a homeless person sleeping inside. “Fortunately, we were able to try and connect him with services,” said Albuquerque Mayor Tim Keller, who along with director of city planning Alan Varela were using the home […]
By: Rick Nathanson
Encampment site would be on Menaul near I-25
Connecting kids with nature is the central theme and focus of Camp BioPark this spring break. Nearly 50 elementary school kids are spending all or some of the five days of their spring break visiting the attractions that make up the ABQ BioPark. The zoo is hosting Spring Wildlife Safari camp; the aquarium is the […]
By: Rick Nathanson
The Federal Aviation Administration announced Friday it was backing off a previous ruling that required hot air balloons to carry an advanced onboard piece of electronic tracking equipment. The ADS-B equipment (automatic dependent surveillance-broadcast) sends out a signal allowing air traffic controllers and other aircraft to locate a balloon in flight, in addition to helping […]
Multi-colored fountain, located prominently near the entrance to the Botanic Garden, has physically deteriorated to the point where it is now being considered for decommissioning and removal.
By: Rick Nathanson
With the departure of La Niña and return of El Niño, New Mexicans can expect to see lower temperatures and wetter snow in wintertime, a meteorologist said.
New Day Youth & Family Services has opened a first-of-its-kind supportive housing apartment building with on-site staff to accommodate up to 30 homeless young people with disabilities and who have recently left incarceration or other institutional settings. The Young Adult Supportive Housing program teaches essential life skills, negotiating roommate situations and learning about how to […]
By: Rick Nathanson
Rick Nathanson: I knew from the time I was in seventh grade that I was going to be a newspaper guy.
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