El Paso is recruiting a Treasury Administrator responsible for managing public finances, strategic investments, and ensuring the safeguarding of taxpayer funds.

The article provides a weather forecast for El Paso, anticipating sunny skies and mild temperatures, with calm winds and minor fluctuations over the coming days.

El Paso County law enforcement is increasing patrols to prevent drunk driving during the holidays, emphasizing safety in a social media message from Sheriff Ugarte and Chief Soria.

El Paso County, facing a dry spell, continues Stage I Fire Restrictions, with Sheriff Joseph Roybal reinforcing the need for community adherence to prevent wildfires. Conditions will be reassessed on December 26.

El Paso ISD students participated in a 48-hour film challenge, creating short films and showcasing storytelling and technical skills in a contest promoting future careers in artistic industries.

"Operation Safe Sleigh" by El Paso Police with Texas DPS resulted in 60 vehicle violations, leading to eight trucks being taken out of service for safety issues like brake and weight compliance.

Kristal Kliment was officially inducted as a firefighter at a West Valley Fire Department ceremony, expressing gratitude and attributing her strength to her faith.

At El Paso's VEX V5 Robotics Tournament, EPISD high school students showcased their STEM skills by designing and competing with robots, emphasizing collaboration, creativity, and critical thinking.

El Paso Community College is extending registration hours from January 2-21, 2026, to ease the process for students. Services provided include admissions testing and counseling.

El Paso County Sheriff announced a vehicle accident on Eastlake Boulevard, causing significant delays and urging commuters to find alternative routes.

El Paso closed 2025 with slow job growth and stagnant wages, even as low living costs keep the city relatively affordable. Public‑sector jobs and Fort Bliss shape the outlook for 2026.

FBI El Paso warns AI-generated images are being used to sextort teens, with NCMEC and Thorn reporting sharp increases. Local agents outline steps parents can take.

A Burges High School senior, Catalina Gutierrez, was selected for the esteemed US Senate Youth Program and will attend with 103 other students, meet officials, and receive a $10,000 scholarship.