City News

The Greater El Paso Landfill will be closing at 12:30 p.m. on Monday, January 13 to allow for network improvements to better serve customers...

El Paso International Airport (EPIA) is joining the fight to end human trafficking by raising awareness of the crime and supporting the Blue Lightning Initiative (BLI).

Between now and January 18, the Food For Fines Program of the El Paso Public Library is allowing patrons to pay overdue fees by donating canned and non-perishable food to the MLK Canned Food Drive.

EL PASO, Texas – The Public Health Department recently reported that El Paso flu cases are up nearly 90 percent from the last flu season.

Enrollment for the 14th Annual Neighborhood Leadership Academy is free and open to the public. Participants interested in learning how City government works, will receive first-hand information about City services and programs through comprehensive presentations from City department leaders, and on-site field trips to various public facilities.

The City of El Paso financial planning resulting in $44.6 million in savings since 2016 illustrating the municipality’s commitment to the vision of becoming a high-performing organization.

The El Paso Zoo is mourning the death of 24-year-old female Malayan Tiger “Melor” who died today in her exhibit.

The Museums and Cultural Affairs Department will unveil the public art project called Woven Culture that is located at the top of the Carolina Bridge.

The community is invited to enjoy the final weekend of the WinterFest season before it wraps up on Sunday, January 5.

An officer from the Central Regional Command discharged her firearm last night during an incident that started with a traffic violation...