Erika Esquivel is a local journalist based in El Paso, Texas. She has written for various news outlets, including KFOX-TV, Inc. and CBS4 Local. Erika covers a range of local news stories, from breaking news and crime to community events and human interest stories.
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Erika Esquivel's focus is predominantly on local news, particularly crime and breaking events in the El Paso area. She also covers education and sports but to a lesser extent.
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By: Erika Esquivel
Volume 90% EL PASO, Texas (KFOX14/CBS4) — A dog died after a house fire in the Upper Valley Tuesday night.
U.S. Border Patrol agents have arrested three previously convicted sex offenders attempting to cross the border in the past 72 hours in the El Paso sector.
The City of El Paso Environmental Services Department is reminding residents of changes to the curbside collection schedule and offering tips for disposing of h
By: Erika Esquivel
The City of El Paso Environmental Services Department is reminding residents of changes to the curbside collection schedule and offering tips for disposing of household waste following Thanksgiving celebrations.
The El Paso Police Department has announced that it is now accepting applications for its Police Trainee 140th Academy class.
By: Erika Esquivel
Four kids were hit by a vehicle in central El Paso Thursday afternoon.The incident happened at the intersection of Virginia Street and Arizona Avenue around 4:
Thanks to an early snowfall, Ski Apache has announced that it will open this weekend, moving up its tentative opening date.
By: Erika Esquivel
The City of Las Cruces has agreed to a $20 million settlement in a civil lawsuit filed by the family of Teresa Gomez, who died after getting shot by former Las Cruces police officer Felipe Hernandez.
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