Mariza Mendoza

Dec 6, 2024 | news4sanantonio.com | Mariza Mendoza

SAN ANTONIO- We were the first to report news of that DNA, but what does it mean for the case? We talked to a legal expert about the case and the impact the DNA might or might not have. "The next step is going to have a hearing is to determine whether or not the defense's motion to quash the murder indictment is meritorious," says Brian Wice Criminal Defense Attorney and Legal Analyst. Wice is not connected to the Simpson case but has worked many cases where DNA has been part of the evidence.

Dec 5, 2024 | news4sanantonio.com | Mariza Mendoza

SAN ANTONIO- A hybrid version of zero-based budgeting is in the city of San Antonio's future for 2027. Now, the federal government is considering a plan to cut wasteful spending. Local experts say if it was implemented on the federal level, it could save hundreds of billions of dollars in federal taxpayer dollars.

Dec 5, 2024 | news4sanantonio.com | Mariza Mendoza

SAN ANTONIO - City Council made moves to toughen the penalties for irresponsible dog owners. It's an issue we've been following for nearly 2 years, following the mauling death of 81-year-old Ramon Najera. Here's some of what is being done - The city is increasing the fines for negligent dog owners. They will also require any owned dog picked up by ACS to be spayed or neutered, and they will protect people who report dangerous dogs by letting them stay anonymous for at least part of the process.

Dec 5, 2024 | abc3340.com | Jordan Elder |Mariza Mendoza |Yami Virgin

SAN ANTONIO (WOAI/KABB) — Suzanne Simpson’s DNA has been identified on a saw. The mother of four went missing in Olmos Park about two months ago. Her body has not been found. Authorities informed family members this afternoon that Suzanne’s DNA has been identified on a reciprocating saw, which was mentioned in an indictment that came down on Tuesday. Suzanne Clark Simpson, a mother of four and a realtor, was last seen Oct. 6 at her home in Olmos Park.

Dec 5, 2024 | wjla.com | Jordan Elder |Mariza Mendoza |Yami Virgin

SAN ANTONIO (WOAI/KABB) — Suzanne Simpson’s DNA has been identified on a saw. The mother of four went missing in Olmos Park about two months ago. Her body has not been found. Authorities informed family members this afternoon that Suzanne’s DNA has been identified on a reciprocating saw, which was mentioned in an indictment that came down on Tuesday. Suzanne Clark Simpson, a mother of four and a realtor, was last seen Oct. 6 at her home in Olmos Park.