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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Many residents were left in the cold and dark for up to 36 hours
The giant flag hoisted into the sky by an Española fire truck waved in the wind as veterans, law enforcement, firefighters and others gathered on the Plaza de Española Monday morning for the annual Veterans Day ceremony.
The mens’ dorm has a total of 10 beds and the womens’ dorm also has a total of 10 beds available for overnight stays.
A woman who was arrested on suspicion of DWI picked up more charges after she allegedly tried to escape from a New Mexico State Police officer’s patrol vehicle.
As a college girl navigating life on a MAJOR budget, I found myself in a bit of a fashion dilemma. I wanted to start experimenting with lingerie.
Rio Arriba County deputies got close to catching a man wanted on several warrants, after allegedly shooting at Española City Police and fleeing on Oct. 24, but he got away
Volunteers Khiana Valencia (left) and Diego Lopez give
It took a long time to get through the agenda item during the Nov. 12 Española City Council meeting, but ultimately, it was decided that utility rates will go up for anyone using city water, sewer and trash services, effective Dec. 1.
A man who allegedly attempted multiple armed robberies around Española on Nov. 11 is now facing nearly a dozen charges.
A woman faces charges of harboring a felon after she was spotted by a Rio Arriba County deputy driving around with a man wanted for murder.
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