Jennifer Garcia is a journalist based in Espanola, New Mexico, focusing on local news for the Rio Grande SUN. Her articles cover a range of topics including crime, community events, and human interest stories. Jennifer's work has also been featured in Patient Power, where she provides informative content related to healthcare and patient advocacy.
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Española, United States (Local)
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Jennifer Garcia's coverage primarily focuses on local crime, breaking news, and evolving stories in the Espanola area of New Mexico. If you have insights or information related to ongoing local criminal cases, community events, or legal issues specific to this region, she may be interested in your input.
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Police and firefighters faced a tense situation on Nov. 20, as they tried to convince a man not to jump off the Santa Clara Bridge.
A Rio Arriba County Sheriff’s patrol truck lost a tire after a car driven by a Santa Fe man crashed into it.
I was one of the millions of girls who braved the Ticketmaster battlefield in hopes of snagging Sabrina Carpenter tickets for her Short N' Sweet Tour this year—and sadly, I lost the war.
A man tried hard to get away from deputies after he allegedly stole his father’s flatbed pickup truck, but despite a vehicle and foot pursuit, he was caught and arrested.
City of Española employees string lights on a tree Nov. 27 on the Plaza de Española in preparation for the upcoming holiday festivities. The annual light parade will be on Dec. 14 and will begin at 4 p.m. with live entertainment. The event will also feature a fireworks show and a special appearance by Santa Claus.
Española Public Schools Board member and Rio Arriba County Commissioner Brandon Bustos is facing charges after an October incident that left his truck wrecked.
Christmas is about a week away and a grinch was out and about late Sunday night, roaming around Riverside Drive, where he stole some decorations from the local State Farm office.
The holidays are right around the corner but there’s still time to buy farolitos from Española Veterans Memorial Wall Commission past president Christopher Archuleta.
CPA warns NCSWA to keep a close eye on everything, says it can’t afford to lose another $400,000
An Albuquerque woman is facing charges of receiving or transferring stolen motor vehicles, receiving stolen property, resisting, evading or obstructing an officer and concealing identity, after Rio Arriba County deputies found her sitting in a Nissan Murano Nov. 25, that had been reported stolen earlier that morning from Bernalillo.
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