The news staff of Semanario Laguna consists of nine reporters, three editors, three photographers and three columnists. Various members of the staff cooperated on the writing and editing and illustrating of this story. All staff are members of The National Association of Hispanic Journalists.
By defacing the World Cup countdown clocks and playing a pickup soccer game in La…More
Accused of the crime of aggravated child sexual abuse, José Antonio “N” was arrested and…More
The Municipal Government of Chapala opened a new well in San Antonio Tlayacapan. The water…More
Strengthening community ties through the documentation and public recognition of local residents is one of…More
Officials have announced the activities for “Vibra Jalisco,” a series of musical and cultural events…More
Jalisco is joining the federal government’s initiative, aligning with Mexico City to suspend in-person school…More
The Jalisco Attorney General’s Office located 39 missing persons during the first week of June…More
The early rains have not slowed Ajijic’s cable undergreounding project, which is still scheduled to…More
Independent artist Yasniel Navarro has released “Una Noche en Chapala” (A Night in Chapala), a…More
The Chapala municipal government is carrying out ongoing cleaning and flood-prevention work in streams, waterways…More
