Jocotepec records a slight decrease in crime
Domestic violence remains a problem
Jocotepec registered a decrease in crime rates for the first three months of 2026 compared…More
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Jocotepec records a slight decrease in crime
In Memoriam: Tony Wilshere
Passed away on March 18, 2026
Tony Wilshere, born May 16, 1946, passed away peacefully on March 18, 2026, leaving behind…More
Jalisco deploys 4,000 personnel following federal operations in Nayarit
Security stepped up in Puerto Vallarta and Guadalajara
Jalisco Governor Pablo Lemus Navarro reported that the state is calm following the arrest of…More
Ajijic underground wiring still in Limbo
No start date offered at second public meeting
The Chapala municipal government held a second public meeting with Ajijic residents to explain the…More
Guanajuato courts to hear Solís Aqueduct appeals
Courts will hear 10,000 residents’ amparos
The injunctions filed against the construction of the Solís Dam Aqueduct will be resolved by…More
Mexico pauses credit card fees on gasoline purchases to lower prices
Impact depends on stations passing along savings
Mexico’s federal government and the banking sector agreed to temporarily “erase” card and voucher fees…More
Ajijic’s Holy Cross tradition lives on amid color and fireworks
La Villa led revival in an Ajijic resisting change
On May 3, Ajijic’s neighborhoods celebrated the Day of the Holy Cross, a festival that…More
Jalisco opens “First Rent” program
Young adults can apply for aid
Registration is now open for the Jalisco government’s “First Rent” program. The program provides monthly…More
Legal protection and resources sought for Sierra Cóndiro-Canales forest
Enforcement of environmental laws demanded
During the Fourth Sierra Cóndiro-Canales Forum, a coalition of civil society organizations, academics, and local…More
Chapala seeks global conservation status
Seminar explores world recognition effort
A May 27 seminar will explore how people and communities have experienced, understood and described…More