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Shoppers will soon see an increased police presence at Lowe’s Home Improvement after the Española City Council approved an agreement to place off-duty police officers at the store.
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Jimmy Lucero, a former employee of Jemez Mountains Electric Cooperative, allegedly experienced bullying, discrimination and harassment from supervisors and fellow employees while working at the Co-op.
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New Mexico’s court system is looking to reform the pre-trial detention practices that aim to keep potentially dangerous defendants incarcerated while they await trial, partially in response to public perception that people likely to commit acts of violence are too often released and low-risk…
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In an act of protest, with hopes of negotiating, five people resigned in November from Tierra Amarilla’s Emergency Medical Services program.
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A 62-year-old retired Navy SEAL was left with two broken ribs, a punctured lung, a cut to his face and a taser wound on his chest after his arrest by Española Police Department officers outside his home last month.
The police blotter is published to give readers an abridged look at criminal activity in their community and neighborhood. It is simply an illustration of what local law enforcement, funded by taxpayers, must deal with daily throughout the Española Valley.
A group of Española School District teachers, educational assistants and security personnel attended a training Jan. 6 on children and adults with special needs conducted by the New Mexico Attorney General’s Office at Española Middle School.
Savannah Martinez will remain incarcerated until the trials of four other suspects in the 2018 murder of 18-year-old Cameron Martinez, no relation, conclude. The latest trial is set to take place this June.
A group of 12 parciantes from various acequias will advocate for the rights of acequias in the Abbott lawsuit.
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Laura Seeds’ co-conspirator turned state’s witness Dyon Herrera received an 18-month deferred sentence on probation for his participation in election fraud in Robert Seeds’ 2016 campaign for the District 4 Española City Council seat.
Alejandra Gonzalez, 17, died in a single-car crash at the intersection of Riverside Drive and Las Vegas Street late at night on Jan. 9, according to Española Police Department officials.
The police blotter is published to give readers an abridged look at criminal activity in their community and neighborhood. It is simply an illustration of what local law enforcement, funded by taxpayers, must deal with daily throughout the Española Valley.
Attorneys for an unnamed Sandoval County man allegedly raped by former Española mayor Richard Lucero characterized Lucero’s motion to dismiss the civil case against him as insensitive and legally insufficient.
When District 2 Rio Arriba County Commissioner Leo Jaramillo was in fourth grade, he began doodling campaign slogans and signs in his notebook during a class lesson about the importance of public service.
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