Hit and run accident in San Juan Cosalá
Injured was left lying on the pavement
A person was run over on the Chapala-Jocotepec highway, near the town of San Juan…More
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Hit and run accident in San Juan Cosalá
State patrol car collides with private vehicle
Collision occurred in municipality of Jocotepec
An accident occurred on the old Guadalajara-Morelia highway, almost at the height of San Cristobal,…More
Accident on carretera in Ajijic
Motorcycle and car collide near La Canacinta
There was a collision involving a motorcycle and a carr on the carretera (Chapala-Jocotepec highway)…More
Two pickup trucks collide in La Floresta
One person was injured in the accident
Two pickup trucks collided on the carretera (Chapala-Jocotepec highway), in La Floresta, during the afternoon…More
Governor to seek solution for Ajijic’s traffic through consultation
Project proposal will be released next year
The Governor of Jalisco, Enrique Alfaro Ramírez, during his visit to Ajijic, on Saturday, December…More
Jalisco meets influenza vaccine goal of 70% by Dec. 31
Almost 1,800,000 doses administered
Jalisco reached its goal to administer 70 percent of the available seasonal influenza vaccines before…More
Mazamitla has a new Winter Festival Dec 22 to Jan 8
Result of negotiations with merchants
The Ministry of Tourism of Jalisco (Secturjal) and the Municipal Government of Mazamitla, launched the…More
Safe Festivities’ urged during the holiday season to avoid incidents
Be safe during Christmas and New Year's celebrations
For residents to enjoy celebrations or gatherings with the least possible risk of accidents or…More
Demonstrations in Chapala after the disappearance of Toño Vega
Residents march along Francisco I. Madero Avenue
Residents of San Antonio Tlayacapan peacefully demonstrated along Francisco I. Madero Avenue in the municipal…More
Governor inaugurates remodeled La Ribera Center for Culture and the Arts
67.47 million pesos spent on the remodel
Secretary of Culture of Jalisco, Lourdes Ariadna Gonzalez Perez inaugurated the Ajijic Center for Culture…More