Chapala library without power for over a month
City council fails to pay electric bill
The Paula Real López Public Library, located in the heart of Chapala, has been without…More
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Chapala library without power for over a month
Second water well opened in San Nicolás de Ibarra
Beefs up Chapala’s municipal water supply
As part of the municipal government’s commitment to improving access to drinking water, a second…More
URIT promotes sustainable agriculture via international participation
Conference addressed issues of production, sustainable consumption
The Antigua Presidencia Cultural Center (CCAP) in Chapala was the venue for a distinguished lecture…More
Chapala president demands transparent plan for new aqueduct
Aguirre Curiel wants all water extraction monitored
Chapala President Alejandro Aguirre Curiel demanded that Federal and state officials provide a clear, transparent…More
Storms damage trees across Chapala, officials respond to hazards
Ten trees fell, two homes had minor flooding
Recent storms caused serious damage to trees throughout Chapala, according to local Civil Protection and…More
Missing Chapala teen found safe
Mother received 300,000-peso ransom demand
A 15-year-old girl was found safe Friday at noon in Chapala after her mother reported…More
Chapala highway expansion on track for December completion
Unreleased federal funds needed to finish work
The expansion of the highway to Chapala is 30% complete, according to Jalisco Secretary of…More
Moisés Anaya Aguilar to lead Chapala Property Records office
Replaces longtime director Silvestre Vega Casas
Moisés Alejandro Anaya Aguilar has taken over as head of the Regional Office of the…More
Fernando Riveros Magaña confirmed as Chapala High School principal
Director Riveros to serve second term
Fernando Riveros Magaña has been confirmed as the director of Chapala High School. He will…More
Paving in Riberas del Pilar 90% complete
Project reuses pavers from Chapala
The Municipal Government of Chapala, through the Department of Public Works, continues to lay recycled…More