It’s Jacaranda season and Ajijic is dyed purple
Streets sport iconic Jacaranda trees
The vernal equinox on March 20 heralds the beginning of spring in North America. But…More
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It’s Jacaranda season and Ajijic is dyed purple
Car and motorcycle collide in La Floresta on March 6
No injuries reported
A collision between a motorist and the driver of a motorcycle occurred during the afternoon…More
Semanario Laguna commemorates International Women’s Day with art
Photos of staff women’s work posted on outside wall
For the first time, the women at Semanario Laguna and Lakeside News Chapala commemorated International…More
Service payments to SIMAPA Ajijic increase 5% over 2022
65%-70% of population to date have paid water bills
At least 65% of Ajijic residents have paid their water service bills at the Municipal…More
Sidewalk improvements begin in Ajijic near Cruz Azul field
Citizens may request more sidewalk repairs
After several months of citizen complaints, the rehabilitation and reconstruction of sidewalks in Ajijic has…More
Man jailed for attempted murder in San Antonio Tlayacapan
Crime occurred Feb 15
Agents from the Regional Special Prosecutor’s Office arrested Javier E. for his probable involvement in…More
A protocol will be created to combat labor fraud for those looking for work abroad
Zero tolerance for labor fraud is now SNE policy
The National Employment Service (SNE), the Ministry of Labor and Social Welfare (STyPS) and the…More
A stuck injured kitten retrieved by Jocotepec Animal Protection died
It was trapped between two walls
A kitten was reported trapped between two walls in Jocotepec, where it hid after being…More
Chapala recognizes 175 outstanding women on International Women’s Day
DIF Director announces women’s shelter planned for Ajijic
The Municipality of Chapala recognized 175 outstanding women of the municipality during the commemoration of…More
Neighbors of El Chante did not approve real estate development
They charge deception by the Jocotepec government
Residents of El Chante said they felt deceived by the Jocotepec government. According to City…More