Rain can’t stop San Juan Cosalá’s devotion to San Juan
Pilgrims honor Saint John in tough conditions
According to local tradition, it always rains on the feast day of San Juan Bautista…More
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Rain can’t stop San Juan Cosalá’s devotion to San Juan
Tepalo trail fees are unchanged through 2025
Hikers head for waterfalls
Trail fees at the Tepalo area in Ajijic will remain unchanged in 2025. The Indigenous…More
GoFundMe started for 82-year-old accident victim
Ron M. needs support for post-op rehabilitation
One week after a serious traffic accident on the Carretera that led to a dispute…More
Perfect performance by Chapala women’s soccer team
Team racks up second straight victory
The Chapala women’s selection earned its second consecutive victory, defeating El Salto 3-0 in a…More
Chapala defeats Tuxcueca with hat trick by Raygoza
Team consolidates position in Jalisco Cup standings
Chapala’s men’s team returned to its winning ways with a 3-1 victory over Tuxcueca in…More
Candidates sought for national Holiday Queens in Ajijic, San Antonio
Organizers say finding candidates is increasingly difficult
Both Ajijic and San Antonio Tlayacapan have begun their search for candidates for September’s Patriotic…More
INTERCAM sanctioned for money laundering, seized by regulator
Expat money transfers Social Security deposits blocked
The U.S. Treasury Department’s Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) on Wednesday identified Mexico’s Intercam Banco…More
18 labor trafficking victims rescued in Jalisco
Four minors among group
The Jalisco State Prosecutor’s Office confirmed the rescue of 18 people, suspected victims of labor…More
Tequila Institute of Technology professor charged with bribery
Remanded into custody for six months
Enrique “N,” a professor at the Mario Molina Pasquel y Henríquez Institute of Technology (TSJ)…More
Jocotepec crowns new queen in LGBTQ+ pageant
Miss Gay contest debuts in plaza
Dania García, representing San Cristóbal Zapotitlán, took home the crown at Miss Gay Jocotepec 2025.…More