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We had a pretty minor crash near grant line road that cleared, right through that Altamont Pass stretch, we have a couple large potholes in the right lane so trying to get cal trans out to clear those. Also still in the green. Next traffic update coming up. This red tagged Apartment Building in pacifica just teetering on a crumbling cliff above the ocean is finally coming down. The city council decided to demolish it last night. Amy hollyfield live with what happens next. Good morning, amy. Repo...

Reopen tomorrow and thats if they can get the repairs done today. All morning we have seen a procession of workmen and women can coming into make the repairs. The county building has two wings. An east and a west wing. They handle everything from legal documents to records to birth certificates. Needed a birth certificate to go out of the country for traveling. Im hoping to get it online. That is is the idea. I im gliadine have the online service. It would have been nice to get it today. Reporte...

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – The phrase mandatory jail time for repeat drunk drivers seems simple. They go to jail. But there are a few judges and prosecutors with a softer definition, which has a powerful state lawmaker accusing them of breaking the law. In December 2021, a Bernalillo County Sheriff’s Deputy began following Jennifer Whitey on […] | Local News from KRQE News 13 in Albuquerque, New Mexico

The 17-year-old UNM student at the center of Saturday's deadly shooting appeared before a judge Tuesday.

Matthew O’Neill A judge has ordered a convicted sex offender, an Albuquerque lawyer, released from a three-year prison sentence into a monitored program with the Bernalillo County jail. The reason: He cannot get sex offender treatment in prison due to the pandemic. On Feb. 17, 2nd Judicial District Judge Courtney Weaks suspended two years of 51-year-old Matthew O’Neill’s prison sentence. ................................................................ Weaks ordered O’Neill transferred t...

Medical Marijuana for Incarcerated Patients A New Mexico judge has ruled in favor of incarcerated persons who are medical marijuana card holders such that they can use their medicine while in prison. District Court Judge Lucy Solimon has now set precedent for medical care for those in jail or prison or on probation on the heels of reported incidents of correctional officers confiscating medical cannabis products from patients. This most recent case follows Joe Montaño who was the unlucky victi...

January 1, 2021 A New Mexico state district judge ruled this week that detainees in Bernalillo County’s house arrest program are allowed to use medical cannabis while serving out their sentence.   In her ruling, Second Judicial District Judge Lucy Solimon wrote that Bernalillo County’s Community Custody Program (CCP) is, in effect, the same as parole. New Mexico’s Lynn and Erin Compassionate Use Act, as of 2019, allows medical cannabis patients who are on parole or probation to continue...

An MDC spokeswoman said the facility will comply with the order. Joe Montaño, 49, pleaded guilty to one count of aggravated DWI and in October 2019 was sentenced to serve 90 days in MDC’s Community Custody Program, which allows people to serve their sentence on house arrest instead of in jail, followed by 12 months of supervised probation. Montaño has had a valid medical marijuana card since 2015, court documents show. In November 2019, CCP officers found marijuana in Montano’s possession...

A New Mexico state district judge ruled this week that detainees in Bernalillo County’s house arrest program are allowed to use medical cannabis while serving out their sentence.   In her ruling, Second Judicial District Judge Lucy Solimon wrote that Bernalillo County’s Community Custody Program (CCP) is, in effect, the same as parole. New Mexico’s Lynn and Erin Compassionate Use Act, as of 2019, allows medical cannabis patients who are on parole or probation to continue their use of me...