Ajijic View all
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The tradition of the Altars of Sorrows in Ajijic is fading
Residents fear the custom will disappear
The traditional setting up of altars in honor of Our Lady of Sorrows, a deeply rooted expression of the Catholic faith in Ajijic, is showing…More
Chapala View all
Parish honors Chapala priest after death
Parishioners honor 40 years of service
The Catholic community of Chapala and the Santa Cruz de la Soledad parish are in…More
Chapala Government suspends administrative operations after day of violence in Jalisco
The suspension of administrative and non-essential operations will be in effect until further notice.
The Chapala Municipal Government announced the temporary closure of its administrative offices as a preventative…More
Free collective weddings to be held in Chapala in the month of love
Goal to provide legal certainty to couples
The Municipal Government of Chapala invites couples in the municipality to formalize their union through…More
Chapala hosts state training on community safety
Officials learn prevention strategies
With 60 public servants from 30 municipalities in Jalisco, the State Center for Social Prevention …More
San Juan Cosalá View all
Water well fails again in San Juan Cosalá
No repair date has been set
On December 27, the failure of the Zaragoza well was reported to the Jocotepec municipality.…More
San Juan Cosalá intersection gets a touchup
Neighbors say it looks good
Large planters approximately one meter high were placed in two locations in Barrio de Fátima,…More
Ángela Morfín guided by dreams and love for music
Young singer started with the violin
Ángela Morfín Ascencio overcame her shyness and stopped playing the violin, since her real dream…More
Jocotepec View all
Farewell to “El Profe” José García Castellanos
Father of Jocotepec’s current President
Disciplined, respectful and deeply devoted to both education and Jocotepec, José García Castellanos, father of…More
Inspection conducted at Jocotepec shelter after social media complaint
Authorities found no abuse, but the license was missing
Screams of young people inside a female family reintegration center for adolescents in El Chante,…More
Jocotepec halts work on the Piedra Barrenada hill
Aquifer discovered requiring federal authorization
Heavy machinery has been removed from the hill slopes in Piedra Barrenada after an inspection…More
Jocotepec reports no major incidents during vacation
Over 50 traffic citations issued
Although 51 traffic citations were issued and “fender benders” were attended to, the 10-day public…More
Jalisco View all
April 22: Between the echo of explosions and the promise of justice
Victims mark 34 years since Guadalajara’s Reforma tragedy
Thirty-four years have passed since the morning of April 22, 1992, which forever transformed the…More
Out-of-state plates can’t dodge fines in Jalisco and Guanajuato
New tax agreement allows cross-state notification, collection
Drivers can no longer avoid traffic fines by using license plates from another state. The…More
Jalisco sees 50% reduction in homicides in March
The state registered 64 cases last month
In March 2026, Jalisco recorded a 50% decrease in homicides compared with the end of…More
Airport road blockades end, platform drivers enter government talks
Negotiations target fair rates and airport access
Following traffic chaos on the access roads to Guadalajara International Airport, the Jalisco State Government…More
Culture View all
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Horoscopes
Week of November 7
ARIES (March 21 – April 20) The Moon in your sign protects you and can bring you support to resolve something that’s upsetting you. Favorable…More
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Lakeside Living
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Feria Maestros del Arte 2025 opens Friday in La Floresta
Three days of Mexico’s finest folk art and entertainment -
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La Marca del Agua recognized as best documentary short film
Jalisco filmmaker wins for poetic take on pollution -
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Lake Chapala Orchestra’s final concert of 2025, Nov. 29
LCO announces season tickets for next year