Ajijic View all
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Ajijic’s Festival of the Rebozo intertwines tradition and memory
Gathering honors community heritage and late festival participant
Tradition, color, and memory met on Sept. 13 in the main plaza of Ajijic, where dozens of townsfolk participated in the Uses and Customs of…More
Chapala View all
Former Chapala high school teacher sentenced to eight years in prison
Found guilty of child sexual abuse
A psychological evaluation issued by an expert from the Jalisco Institute of Forensic Sciences and…More
Chapala hosts Jalisco’s DIF Systems for emergency preparedness
Municipal leaders share strategies supporting vulnerable families
Representatives from the DIF systems of Jalisco’s 125 municipalities gathered in Chapala during the 5th…More
New restrooms open at San Antonio malecón
Wastewater system protects Lake Chapala
Visitors to the San Antonio Tlayacapan malecón (boardwalk) now have access to new public restrooms…More
Chapala to host regional singing competition
Canta Jalisco Canta arrives Sept. 24
Chapala will host one of the qualifying rounds of Canta Jalisco Canta (Sing Jalisco Sing)…More
San Antonio Tlayacapan View all
Traffic issues resurface on Ramón Corona St in San Antonio
Double lanes, parking shortages fuel complaints
Traffic jams, parking problems, and two-way traffic in a single lane are some of the…More
Five artists completing five murals to grace San Antonio Tlayacapan
Donations requested to fund final stages
Project members and local authorities announced during a press conference on Monday, Dec. 16, that…More
San Antonio Tlayacapan to Celebrate Musicians Day for the 4th year
Nine local bands will perform on November 22nd
Celebrate in style! Nine musical groups will perform on November 22 in the main square…More
San Juan Cosalá View all
Man, 90, evicted from his land in San Juan Cosalá
Takeover by real estate developer
Don Silvino, a 90-year-old resident of San Juan Cosalá, demanded justice after being dispossessed of…More
Renowned Lakeside midwife Jovita Gómez passes away at 96
Revered for decades of service
Mrs. Jovita Gómez Hernández passed away on Feb. 27 at the age of 96, leaving…More
Young woman falls from float at carnival
Sudden acceleration caused accident
A young woman suffered a severe fall from a float at the San Juan Cosalá…More
Jocotepec View all
Giant screens to show Mexico’s matches for Free in Jocotepec
Public plazas in various communities will host free viewing areas
The Jocotepec government announced that matches of the Mexican National Team in the 2026 FIFA…More
Jocotepec halts malecón terrace expansion
Dispute sparks vendor complaints
The Jocotepec government shut down a terrace expansion project on the town’s malecón (boardwalk) after…More
Jocotepec marks Pride month with parade
Floats, pageant contestants, and malecón events draw crowds
Floats, the contestants of the Gay Pageant, and activities on the malecón (boardwalk) were part…More
Jocotepec present at conference of Mexican municipalities
About 350 municipal presidents attended the meeting
Jocotepec attended the National Conference of Municipalities of Mexico (CONAMM) meeting in Mexico City to…More
Jalisco View all
Jalisco reports higher share of missing persons located in 2026
Recovery rate reaches 67.02% through August 2026
During the first eight months of 2026, Jalisco recorded an increase in the number of…More
Degollado Theater marks 160 years of culture
Opera, theater and visual arts headline September
The Degollado Theater (Teatro Degollado) in downtown Guadalajara will celebrate 160 years of artistic activity…More
Guadalajara to get direct flights to Paris
New route to launch in 2027
Guadalajara International Airport will offer direct flights to Paris three times a week beginning in…More
Construction begins on the Chapala Highway
Section spans airport to El Salto junction
The second phase of improvements to the Chapala Highway began on Monday, Sept. 7, with…More
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Horoscopes
Week of August 13
ARIES (March 21 – April 20) This week’s eclipse both hides and reveals things. In the short run, this means that things may not be…More
