Sewage floods Jocotepec home for months
Joco passes the buck to Jalisco
Xóchitl Sanchez Ramos describes the nightmare of sewage contamination in her home, located on Miguel…More
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Sewage floods Jocotepec home for months
Luz del Pasado, other traditions revived at Verbena Jamaica del Pasado
A full range of activities produced this year
The 19th edition of the Verbena Jamaica del Pasado (Jamaica Verbena of the Past) was…More
Research detects herbicide in Lakeside children’s urine
Highly toxic glufosinate raises new health concerns
Researchers at the University of Guadalajara (UdeG) have discovered a new herbicide, glufosinate, in the…More
Colorful celebration inaugurates remodel of Álvaro Obregón street
A month behind schedule, but right on budget
After a little more than four months, the renovation work on Álvaro Obregón Street in…More
Recent earthquake causes landslides in Atenquique, Tuxpan regions
Partial collapse found in Colima Volcano crater
Following an earthquake that occurred on the night of Apr. 15, personnel from the State…More
Double-parking plan increases sales 20% in Chapala
Orange cones on Madero Avenue will continue
The method of using cones so that customers of businesses can double-park their vehicles for…More
San Antonio’s Altars of Dolores growing more popular
However, participation dwindling in Ajijic
Altars of Sorrows have sprung up in San Antonio Tlayacapan in much greater numbers than…More
Chapala’s dance festival to feature 1,200+ performers
Celebrates International Dance Day
This April, Chapala will become the heart of dance in Jalisco as the town prepares…More
Miguel Martínez Street reopens after major makeover
Over 1,000 people will benefit
It has been over 13 years since Miguel Martínez Street in Chapala was remodeled. Alongside…More
SAVE Act which eliminates expat voting narrowly passes the House
Expats urged to register now to beat deadline for changes
The U.S. House of Representatives passed the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility (SAVE) Act on April…More