Chapala launches holiday security operation
Police increase patrols, checkpoints
The Chapala government has launched a special security operation at the municipality’s main entrance to…More
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Chapala launches holiday security operation
December 12: Mexico’s Patron Saint inspires devotion, unity
Millions gather to honor the Virgin of Guadalupe
Every year on December 12, Mexico celebrates Our Lady of Guadalupe Day, one of the…More
Chapala president delivers U.S. visas to eight seniors for reunion
Program allows beneficiaries to stay for 30 days
Chapala President Alejandro de Jesús Aguirre Curiel presented visas to eight senior citizens from Chapala…More
Parents worried about Ignacio Zaragoza Elementary School renovations
Danger of collapse, but no repair plan for government
On Dec. 3, parents of students at the Ignacio Zaragoza Elementary School in San Juan…More
Jalisco steps up prevention efforts for World AIDS Day
Promoting free testing, care to fight stigma
As part of World AIDS Day on Dec. 1, health authorities and community organizations in…More
Man killed in targeted shooting attack in Chapala
Attacker still at large
A 41-year-old man died after being shot in the vicinity of a gym located on…More
Ajijic festival vendors angered by government changes
Restrictions fees cut into revenue
Temporary outdoor vendors (terraceros) complained in interviews about the increased costs and new municipal restrictions…More
Chapala tows 29 vehicles in its abandoned car program
Failure to heed notification brings the tow truck
The municipality of Chapala continues to track and remove abandoned vehicles, officials said, relying on…More
Underground wiring project in downtown Ajijic delayed until 2026
The estimated cost is 30 million pesos
The underground cabling project for downtown Ajijic will not begin until 2026, Chapala President Alejandro…More
PHOTONOTE: Two streets in San Juan Cosalá closed for repairs
Work is underway on two streets in the northern part of San Juan Cosalá, Jocotepec:…More