The Albuquerque Journal is a trusted local news source in New Mexico with a rich history dating back to 1880. Over the years, this newspaper has made significant announcements and undergone various changes. From moving locations in 1882 to adopting an independent editorial policy in 1925, the Albuquerque Journal has evolved to serve its community better.

One of its recent milestones includes forming a strategic alliance with The Santa Fe New Mexican to print both publications at The New Mexican's printing plant starting in October 2023. Despite this change, the Journal's newsroom, publisher, advertising, and circulation operations will remain in Journal Center, ensuring a seamless experience for subscribers, readers, and advertisers. With reduced overhead costs, the Journal aims to maintain its strength in reporting local news and continue its mission as a community newspaper.

The newspaper's deep roots in New Mexico, innovative approach, and commitment to serving the community have made it a trusted source for news and a valuable platform for public opinion