Man detained in Chapala with crystal methamphetamine
State police reported the arrest of a subject at the intersection of Niza and Lourdes…More
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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.
Body found in Mazamitla
In another incident, weapons were found in a pickup
On October 16 it was reported that a man, between 25 and 30 years of…More
Truck loaded with cement overturns
It blocked the Chapala-Guadalajara highway
A trailer loaded with cement overturned this during the afternoon of October 14, on the…More
Chapala villages prepare for Day of the Dead
From the municipal government in Chapala, to citizens’ associations, to leadership in the villages, everyone…More
Jalisco’s New Mobility Law establishes regulations and creates a new agency
Bus drivers now ace fines for smoking
Last Thursday, October 20, the new Law of Mobility, Road Safety and Transportation went into…More
Jalisco eliminates preventive measures against COVID-19
October 13 degree now in effect
In view of the decrease in active cases of COVID-19 and the low rates of…More
Human remains found in Ixtlahuacán canal
Second time in same canal in two weeks
Human remains were found in the La Manga canal, which is in La Capilla, municipality…More
Three minors found in Chapala, they had an amber alert in the U.S.
The adults were detained while driving in a pickup truck
Three minors of U.S. origin were located through an active Amber Alert report, and…More
Designer of Chapala’s La Cristiania park dies
Architect Fernando González Gortázar, 79
Architect Fernando González Gortázar (1942-2022), renowned for the design of Chapala’s La Cristianía park, died…More
Chapala’s Francisco I. Madero Ave. businesses to get makeovers
Funding request to SEDECO approved
The Chapala town council approved 1,438,571 pesos ($71,660 USD) to upgrade, standardize and rehabilitate the…More