Police say the passenger of the car that rolled over was taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries Emergency Crews and the Sparks Police Department are on scene of a rollover crash that happened around 2:30 p.m at the intersection of Los Altos and Sparks Boulevard Police say the passenger of the car that rolled over was the only person taken to the hospital and they had non-life-threatening injuries The driver of the second car involved was cited for failing to yield Roads were blocked due to the crash but they have since cleared and reopened so we will continue to provide updates as more information comes in Your browser is out of date and potentially vulnerable to security risks.We recommend switching to one of the following browsers: Get up-to-the-minute news sent straight to your device Los Altos Park renovations began under Councilor Gibson and have continued under Councilor Fiebelkorn Councilor Fiebelkorn completed the funding for this massive project and continues to participate in implementation activities with city staff Capital Outlay funding for this project was generously provided by Representatives Gail Chasey $9.5 Million to complete improvements and renovations to the park See drone footage of Phase 2 of this project Lomas Blvd between Easterday Drive and Eubank Blvd North of I-40 [email protected] The 311 Community Contact Center is a centralized call center for the City of Albuquerque The 311 service is a single telephone number for all non-emergency City of Albuquerque inquiries and services The official website for the City of Albuquerque – From dim lighting and decades-old infrastructure to fresh softball fields and secure fencing The city and state has put more than $30 million into Albuquerque’s Los Altos Park renovations over the past six years. Crews are now weeks away from finishing the final phase of the project This will be the second full softball season at the newly-renovated park “I think people have seen what we have here The players have loved it,” said Dave Simon director of the city’s Parks and Recreation Albuquerque has 16 on the schedule for this year so far and Simon expects that number to grow. “We need to look at projects like this as not only an investment in our own community and families but an investment in our city’s sports and outdoor recreation tourism economy And this is one investment that is paying off,” said Simon. Simon hopes to see the same thing happen on the western side of Los Altos known as Phase Two. A dog park and BMX pump track will be ready by early summer. “We want to invest in ourselves and always have things for youth and families to do make smart investments that can help us grow our economy,” Simon said. He says the city took that into consideration when planning the pump track. Simon says this facility will stack up to some of the best BMX facilities in the country and the city will make a bid for a tour stop. “We wanted to try to tap into the growing popularity of the sport,” said Simon. City security will also be on site 16 hours a day starting next week “We’re really looking forward to an incredibly exciting and great year at Los Altos in 2025,” said Simon. Any person with disabilities who needs help accessing the content of the FCC Public File may contact KOB via our online formor call 505-243-4411 ALBUQUERQUE —This week marks a significant milestone for affordable housing in the Duke City a former hotel that was converted to permanent housing the City of Albuquerque’s property manager and the 41 additional units are now available This marks the completion of the city’s first hotel/motel conversion project a key component of the Housing Forward Initiative View video and photos of Los Altos Lofts. The City purchased the property on Hotel Avenue in April 2023 and immediately began work converting the 104 hotel rooms into 90 efficiency and one-bedroom apartments meaning units will be available to people making as much as 80% of the area's median income residents can apply for Project-Based Vouchers only 30% of their income would go towards their rent and the voucher would cover the remaining cost “Completing Los Altos Lofts is a step in the right direction but we’re not done,” said Mayor Tim Keller “We will continue leveraging every dollar available and exploring all possible options to build more affordable housing and motels into affordable housing.” “Monarch Properties is pleased to have worked hand in hand with the City of Albuquerque to bring Los Altos Lofts to fruition and affordable community is just the latest way Albuquerque is truly focused on providing affordable quality rental housing We’re very proud to be a part of this process as we cross the finish line,” said Jack MacGillivray “These final renovations to Los Altos Lofts are a major milestone for our city,” said Health Housing and Homelessness Director Gilbert Ramirez “This project will serve as a model for future hotel conversions as we continue exploring new opportunities to build and add more affordable housing inventory.” Minor renovations are currently being made to the indoor pool which should be available for residents to use within the next month Those interested in applying to rent at Los Altos Lofts can do so in person Interested applicants are encouraged to schedule an appointment by calling Monarch Properties at: 505-548-6054 [email protected] Sandwiches and Subs Coming Soon to New Reno-area Location SPARKS, Nev., March 10, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Capriotti's Sandwich Shop (Capriotti's) has announced the opening of a new location in Los Altos The shop is slated open at 142 Los Altos Parkway on Tuesday Capriotti's introduces local communities across the U.S to the brand's near 50-year-old tradition of slow-roasting whole and other one-of-a-kind sandwiches made using the freshest ingredients The celebrate the opening of the new location in Los Altos Capriotti's is offering $20 gift cards to the first 50 people in store on March 11 "We are thrilled to bring Capriotti's to the Los Altos community and share our passion for high-quality "We look forward to serving our guests and becoming a go-to destination for delicious Capriotti's is known for its wide array of sandwiches including: the new Capriotti's shop will bring a multitude of new jobs to the Reno market "We are excited to expand Capriotti's presence in the Reno area and bring our beloved flavors to the Los Altos community," said Ashley Morris "Our commitment to quality and customer satisfaction remains at the forefront and we can't wait for guests to experience what makes Capriotti's so special." Capriotti's fans can download the Capriotti's Rewards app on iOS and Android to earn redeem rewards and score free food at Capriotti's shops Capriotti's in Los Altos will offer convenient order-ahead options and third-party delivery services. 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