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Sheriff, Forest Service officials clash over jurisdiction

   A local community group sent a petition to Washington D.C. hoping to put an end to illegal police activity creating tension that has...

1990 DWI killer arrested again

(Note: This is the first of a two-part series on a single serial drunk-driving offender in New Mexico, who was first arrested on DWI...

‘Descansos’ memorialize departed

By Barron Jones SUN Staff Writer While most elementary school-aged boys are preoccupied with video games and sports, fifth-grader Christopher Garcia spends most of his free...

Recount ends in tie

    During the March 21 recount for the District 2 Española City Council seat, Councilor Phillip Chacon spent time reading a book entitled “Trusting...

More judgeships opening

    First Judicial District Court judges working the general civil docket may see a slight decrease in the number of cases they handle thanks...

Shirtless, Gun-Toting Man Greets Wal-Mart Shoppers

Wheeler Cowperthwaite SUN Staff Writer     The police blotter is published to give readers an abridged look at criminal activity in their community and neighborhood. It...

Dulce woman tries to stab boyfriend

SUN Staff Report     Rio Arriba County Sheriff’s deputies arrested a 38-year-old Dulce woman on allegations she attacked her boyfriend, the father of her two...

Española Teen Center gets large donation

(SUNfoto by R. Braiden Trapp) Ross and Marlene Sanchez present one of two checks to Family YMCA Española Teen Center Director Ben Sandoval March 22...

Funding could be on the way for transit district

    The North Central Regional Transit District could receive $175,000 in funding for two new buses courtesy of the state legislature, but was otherwise...

Candidate calls for recount

    Former Española city council District 2 candidate Michelle Martinez lost to Española City Councilor Phillip Chacon by two votes March 4.     No stranger...

Car gets crayon makeover

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

Rio Arriba County needs public input

    Rio Arriba County officials will conduct public forums next week, hoping to gather the community’s input in preparation of applying for federal funds...

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