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
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Man killed in targeted shooting attack in Chapala
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
Jalisco prosecutor searches San Juan Cosalá property for human remains
Details not released until investigation is complete
Personnel from the Jalisco Attorney General’s Office are now working on the property in San…More
From My Soul exhibition returns for its third year
Exhibition opens Sunday, Dec. 14
The Ajijic Cultural Center (CCA) has opened the call for women of all ages to…More
Chapala steps up AIDS testing, prevent for World AIDS Day
Breaking the stigma of AIDS
On World AIDS Day, Dec. 1, community organizations and health authorities stepped up prevention efforts…More
José Antonio Nava wins 2nd annual “La Voz de Jocotepec”
Dedicated success to his parents
José Antonio Nava Sotelo is the winner of the second edition of the singing contest…More
FBI trains Jalisco police to detect “Phantom Menace” security threats
Added security training for World Cup
The U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) will train Jalisco police officers through the “Phantom…More