Jessica Gonzalez

Oct 21, 2024 | kfoxtv.com | Jessica Gonzalez

More than $60 million is owed to the city of El Paso for ambulance and medical services provided to people who haven’t paid the fire department, a 2019 city audit showed. The outside company hired to collect that money stopped working for the city in 2018 and it wasn’t until this August that Digitech was brought on board to try and collect those outstanding balances. The 2019 audit showed $63,973,085.23 is owed to the El Paso Fire Department as of that year in accounts more than 210 days past due.

Oct 14, 2024 | kfoxtv.com | Jessica Gonzalez

A student at the El Paso Independent School District’s Silva Health Magnet school is bringing up a concern about dual-credit classes. She said they are not being made available in a fair way to all students. Lordyn Sepesey-Pajerski spoke at a recent EPISD board meeting to bring the issue to light. “I am here to advocate for equal rights in student scheduling at Silva Health Magnet,” she said.

Oct 10, 2024 | kfoxtv.com | Jessica Gonzalez

Thu, October 10th 2024 at 8:20 AMUpdated Thu, October 10th 2024 at 9:32 AM1 person flown to hospital following shooting at Pine Village Apartments (credit: KFOX14/CBS4)EL PASO, Texas — One man was hospitalized with critical injuries following a shooting in northeast El Paso, according to an El Paso Fire dispatcher. The shooting happened just before 6 a.m. at the Pine Village Apartments on Fairbanks Drive, the dispatcher said.

Oct 5, 2024 | kfoxtv.com | Jessica Gonzalez

Grooming kids for child abuse is unfortunately not an uncommon thing in the Borderland. Given the latest arrests of El Paso employees charged with inappropriate conduct with students, we looked to see what resources were available for families going through these difficult incidents. "Child grooming is the process of an adult building a relationship with a child, using emotional connection, trust, and sometimes financial means,” McDaniel said.

Sep 30, 2024 | kfoxtv.com | Jessica Gonzalez

The topic of accessibility when it comes to menstrual products for girl students in the El Paso Independent School District was up for discussion in the latest board meeting. El Paso High School student Sofia Burns, bravely stood in front of the board to address the possible plan to charge $0.25 for feminine hygiene products inside school restrooms. "I heard this from my student council coordinator, and this is beyond unbelievable, beyond ridiculous, and beyond anything imaginable.