New Mexico says the withheld records are critical to its criminal investigation into alleged abuse at Epstein’s ranch.

New Mexico’s attorney general unveiled a letter he sent last week to the acting U.S. attorney general, Todd Blanche, accusing the Justice Department of withholding critical evidence.

When former New Mexico Attorney General Hector Balderas began his investigation into Jeffrey Epstein's activities on Zorro Ranch, he never expected it to come to a grinding halt just as it began. But that's precisely what New Mexico's former top law ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A legislative committee investigating Jeffrey Epstein's activities in New Mexico has so far issued at least six subpoenas. Known as the "truth commission," the New Mexico House committee ...

Fourteen institutions will be subpoenaed as part of probe into a New Mexico ranch previously owned by Jeffrey Epstein.

New Mexico investigators have sent letters to JPMorgan Chase, Google and more than two dozen companies ordering them to lock down records tied to Jeffrey Epstein and some of his associates, a sign of the widening criminal probe into his former Zorro Ranch.

A New Mexico legislative panel announced on Monday it is issuing more than a dozen subpoenas as a part of its probe into Jeffrey Epstein’s “Zorro Ranch,” and called on survivors of the late sex offender and other members of the public to share what ...