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Cop Strikes Woman Crossing Street

Cops Courts
    An Española Police officer with a history of accidents involving assigned units, while on duty, hit a woman, Nov. 22, crossing North Paseo...

Second Murder Trial Begins

Cops Courts
    Nicholas Ortiz’s second trial, on charges of killing an El Rancho family of three in June 2011, started Tuesday morning with the prosecutor...

City Leases Water Rights To Help Silvery Minnow

City
    In an effort to maintain the habitat of the endangered Rio Grande silvery minnow and provide water to farmers for next year’s harvest,...

Center Offers Teens More Than a Thanksgiving Meal

City
    Propping himself up on crutches, Christian Cordova carefully moves between the tables at the YMCA Teen Center in Española, laughing with, and giving...

Naked, Hallucinating Man Threatens to Burn Cars

Cops Courts
    The police blotter is published to give readers an abridged look at criminal activity in their community and neighborhood. It is simply an...

Kidnapping Claim Turns Into Heroin, Meth Bust

Cops Courts
    What started out as a case of possible kidnapping, Nov. 25, ended up with the seizure of 4.4 pounds of heroin by State...

Wastewater Project Complete

City
    A $1.2 million project to upgrade the city of Española’s Wastewater Treatment Plant at 308 Lower San Pedro Road is complete.     The plant’s...

Woman Allegedly Files False Paperwork

Cops Courts
    After allegedly filing false paperwork with the people managing her pre-trial release and house arrest, Layla Coriz is once again asking the judge...

County Settles Lawsuit for $0

County
    Law enforcement officials who might consider hiring former Rio Arriba County Sheriff’s deputy Juan Arellano, won’t get to see the outcome of three...

Market May Not be Suitable for Plaza de Española

City
    The Los Granjeros Community Market could find a permanent home at the Plaza de Española, if City Manager Mark Trujillo and city councilors...

Chamber Hires New Director

City
    The new head of Española’s Chamber of Commerce has roots in the Valley, but nearly all of her business experience has been elsewhere...

Half a Pot Cookie Really Packs a Punch

Cops Courts
    The police blotter is published to give readers an abridged look at criminal activity in their community and neighborhood. It is simply an...
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