March 24, 2026
News
Grand Jury Indicts Dulce Man
A federal grand jury indicted a Dulce man on Jan. 21 on charges of assault with a dangerous weapon and assault resulting in serious bodily injury for an alleged attack involving a knife and a table.
LeDoux Left Out of Photo
An Española city councilor was surprised when a political ad arrived in his mailbox and he was mysteriously absent from the featured photo.
Sharing Plans, Visions
Voters got the opportunity to hear candidates for Española City Council and mayor answer questions and share their plans with the public Saturday, during the candidate forum at Northern New Mexico College’s Nick Salazar Center for the Arts.
Man Accused of Murder Not Guilty in Taos Stabbing Case
A Taos jury found Cesar Garcia not guilty in a case where he allegedly stabbed a man with a screwdriver last January, while a plea hearing is set later this month in the case where he is charged with first degree murder for the fatal stabbing of Anthony Velasquez last February.
Dennis Tim Salazar Unseats Española Mayor
Dennis Tim Salazar is the next mayor of Española.
Sheriff’s Candidate Hosts Meet and Greet in Chamita
Sheriff’s Candidate Hosts Meet and Greet in Chamita
Resolution Rejected for Second Time
A California-based company wanted to purchase city-owned property for its support tower
Councilor Calls City Assessment ‘Gossip Based’
Multiple Española City Councilors openly disagreed with the findings in a $20,000 organizational assessment of the city, presented at the Jan. 27 council meeting.
Governor Signs Bill on Vehicle Registration Hike
New Mexico motorists and truckers will pay higher fees and taxes on their vehicles under a law signed Thursday by Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham.
Council Hopefuls Share Goals if Elected
The Española Municipal election is scheduled for March 3. The roles of mayor, one councilor from each of the four districts and the municipal judge are up for grabs.