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By Amanda MartinezSpecial to the SUN The Española City Police Department has been without a leader since former police chief Mizel Garcia left about two months ago and interim chief Cody Martinez resigned earlier this month, but...

Small towns a priority for Gregg Hull

Adrian HeddenEl Rito Mediaachedden@elritomedia.com Rio Rancho Mayor Gregg Hull touted his work for one New Mexico’s largest cities in his bid for governor. Hull, 59, was elected to his third term as mayor of Sandoval County’s largest...

Plea in Cordova Crash Case

By Wheeler CowperthwaiteSpecial to the SUN An Ohkay Owingeh man who drunkenly crashed his car into another vehicle on State 76 in Cordova, leaving two people with serious injuries, pleaded guilty on May 1 to drunk driving...

Doug Turner makes pitch for gov. nod

Adrian HeddenEl Rito Mediaachedden@elritomedia.com Making New Mexico more “business friendly” was at the center for Doug Turner’s case for the state’s highest office.Turner, 57, is one of three candidates vying for the Republican Party’s nomination for governor...
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By Sherry RobinsonAll She Wrote A recent headline tells us that New Mexico lost 2,700 federal jobs between March 2025 and March 2026. It’s actually worse than that.Late last year the number of unemployed federal employees hit...

The Real Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon

Victor Davis HansonTribune Content Agency One American view of China ­­­— now increasingly popular on the Left and the Right alike, especially among the hate-Trump crowd — is that the communist colossus will be forever ascendant, with...

Honor is Doing the Right Thing

By Javier Sanchez Honor is doing the right thing under pressure. It’s not running from a challenge. And most importantly, honor is doing the right thing even when no one is watching. In life and politics, the...

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Julia Garcia

August 11,1955 - January 11, 2026
Deluvina Geneva Martinez, a lifelong resident of Canjilon, NM, passed away peacefully on January 28, 2026, surrounded by her family. She was born September 9, 1962, in Leadville, Colorado, to Aquilino and Dolores Baca.

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Jones Returns as Police Chief

By Amanda MartinezSpecial to the SUN The Española City Police Department has been without a leader since former police chief Mizel Garcia left about two...

New Mexico Reckons With Economic Impact of Federal Job Cuts

By Sherry RobinsonAll She Wrote A recent headline tells us that New Mexico lost 2,700 federal jobs between March 2025 and March 2026. It’s actually...

Sports BriefsEspañola Valley Girls Hooper To Play In College

Española Valley point guard Olivia Martinez has signed a letter of intent to play basketball next season at Division III St. John Fisher University...

The Real Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon

Victor Davis HansonTribune Content Agency One American view of China ­­­— now increasingly popular on the Left and the Right alike, especially among the hate-Trump...

Judge Orders Barela to Step Down as GOP Chair

Adrian Hedden El Rito Media achedden@elritomedia.com A district judge ordered Otero County Commissioner Amy Barela from ceasing in her role as chair of the New Mexico Republican...

Small towns a priority for Gregg Hull

Adrian HeddenEl Rito Mediaachedden@elritomedia.com Rio Rancho Mayor Gregg Hull touted his work for one New Mexico’s largest cities in his bid for governor. Hull, 59,...

Plea in Cordova Crash Case

By Wheeler CowperthwaiteSpecial to the SUN An Ohkay Owingeh man who drunkenly crashed his car into another vehicle on State 76 in Cordova, leaving two...

Doug Turner makes pitch for gov. nod

Adrian HeddenEl Rito Mediaachedden@elritomedia.com Making New Mexico more “business friendly” was at the center for Doug Turner’s case for the state’s highest office.Turner, 57, is...

Third Man Pleads Guilty in Beating Case

By Wheeler CowperthwaiteSpecial to the SUN A third man has pleaded guilty to a brutal beating case that left a man with a broken jaw,...

Duke Rodriguez talks vision for NM

Adrian HeddenEl Rito Mediaachedden@elritomedia.com Duke Rodriguez planned to tap into his experience as a state cabinet secretary and healthcare executive should he be elected governor...

City Receives Letter From ACLU NM

By Amanda MartinezSpecial to the SUN The City of Española will amend an ordinance regulating when political campaign signs can go up, after the American...