Ajijic View all
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Underground cabling project in Ajijic moves forward
Project covers 23 blocks in downtown Ajijic
The underground cabling project aimed at transforming Ajijic’s urban landscape is moving forward with a historic investment of 45 million pesos (2.63 million USD), the…More
Chapala View all
More than 390 Chapala families move toward property regularization
Commission approves title releases, 95% tax discount
More than 390 families in Chapala and the Atotonilquillo delegation will be able to move…More
Chapala hosts National Sovereignty Day
Community proposals reviewed
Chapala hosted the National Day for Sovereignty and the Building of Popular Representation on July…More
Chapala opens call for 2026 Patriotic Holidays Queen candidates
Applications accepted from July 27 through August 7
The Chapala municipal government is calling for candidates to compete for the title of 2026…More
Riberas del Pilar residents demand answers on unfinished SIMAPA project
No official reports on the latest progress
More than five months after construction began on the main drainage line in the Riberas…More
San Antonio Tlayacapan View all
San Antonio Tlayacapan celebrates Mexican Independence Day
President supports town’s bid for Pueblo Mágico
San Antonio Tlayacapan celebrated its Fiestas Patrias (Mexican Independence Day celebrations) on Sept. 20–21 with…More
San Antonio Tlayacapan to go all out for Independence Day
Celebrations will be held Sept. 20 and 21
The official program for the Fiestas Patrias (National Holidays) in San Antonio Tlayacapan has been…More
San Antonio Tlayacapan Now Has Its Queens
There are five queens for the 2025 Fiestas Patrias
San Antonio Tlayacapan now has its five queens who will represent the town’s different traditions…More
San Juan Cosalá View all
New water well opened in San Juan Cosalá
Installation to meet water shortages, infrastructure failures
The Zaragoza water well, which supplies half of San Juan Cosalá, was opened on Dec.…More
Parents worried about Ignacio Zaragoza Elementary School renovations
Danger of collapse, but no repair plan for government
On Dec. 3, parents of students at the Ignacio Zaragoza Elementary School in San Juan…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
Jocotepec View all
Organizers plan changes to next year’s Jocotepec Pride Parade
Route will be shorter due to lower turnout
Although the atmosphere was lively, the sixth edition of the Pride Parade, held on June…More
Jocotepec’s World Environment Day event draws over 800
Event promoted respect for nature
With the participation of more than 800 people, including students, officials, agricultural businesses, civil associations,…More
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
Jalisco View all
Twenty-five Mexican game studios selected for Conecta 2026
Program offers mentoring, funding and training
The Jalisco government, through Creative Digital City (CCD), and the British Council launched the Conecta…More
Possible presence of “devil fish” reported in Jamay
Photos show specimens allegedly caught near Xamayn Island
The possible presence of specimens known as pez diablo (devil fish ) was reported in…More
Jalisco seeks to attract LGBTQ+ tourism from North America
Marketing aimed at travelers with high purchasing power
Jalisco brought its tourism offerings to the North American LGBTQ+ market through a promotional campaign…More
Eleven crocodile deaths reported along Jalisco coast, prompting increased surveillance
Authorities step up protection as human interactions rise
In recent weeks, the loss of 11 adult American crocodiles (Crocodylus acutus) was confirmed in…More
Culture View all
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Lakeside Living
Discover the vibrant cultural and music scene that defines our Lakeside community.
The Bravo will present a staged reading of Heisenberg by Simon Stephens on August 1 and 2 at 4 p.m. Tickets are 200 pesos. Purchase…More
