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Las Vegas man found dead at...

A Las Vegas man was found dead at the Montezuma Hot Springs site Friday night.

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Man arrested after threatening...

A Las Vegas man was charged with two felonies and multiple misdemeanors after threatening to kill himself and his family. Joseph L. Garcia, 58, was charged with two felony counts of false imprisonment, two misdemeanor counts of assault against a household member and misdemeanor aggravated battery against a household member.

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Police arrive on Bridge Street...

Las Vegas Police responded to a business in the 100 block of Bridge Street with guns drawn after receiving a call about a man pointing a handgun at people.

LVPD officers confronted 32-year-old Alfonso H. Garduño on Dec. 3 around 3:30 p.m. in the breezeway of a building on Bridge Street, ordering him to get on the ground. Garduño was handcuffed and detained without a struggle, according to records filed in San Miguel Magistrate Court.

Jail Log Sunday's Optic,...

The following individuals were booked into the San Miguel County Detention Center between Nov. 28 and Dec. 5, 2018: 

Ferdinand Valencia Jr., Driving Under The Influence (Impaired, First Offense).

Cruzita Vicrora Maestas, Felony Bench Warrant, Failure To Appear / Failure To Pay.

Jail Log - Sunday's Optic,...

The following individuals were booked into the San Miguel County Detention Center between Dec. 5 and Dec. 12, 2018: 

Tiffani Culbertson, Bench Warrant Failure To Appear /Failure To Pay.

Christina M. Padilla, Bench Warrant, Fta/Ftp.

West harrier was persuaded to...

When he was in the ninth grade, Isaiah Paiz was told by James Esquibel, West Las Vegas track and field coach, and Esquibel’s son, JJ, that he should go out for the cross country team.

Landowners quarrel over access...

North of Ribera, just off an I-25 frontage road, lies County Road B55 — a narrow dirt road that provides access to a handful of properties in rural San Miguel County.

The road also connects to the Santa Fe National Forest. At least it used to. Now a locked gate blocks the road.

“It’s really frustrating,” said Tony Hackebeil who recently purchased property in the area. “There’s no warning of the gate, and once you get to the gate, there’s no place to turn around.”