Ajijic View all
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Three decades of fishing for sustenance and peace
Legacy of María del Carmen honored
For María del Carmen González González, the lake is not just a horizon; it is her refuge and the engine of her home. A native…More
Chapala View all
Cuban singer Tito González bids farewell to Chapala
Special concert marks final Mexico show
Cuban singer-songwriter Tito González will give his final performance in Mexico before starting a European…More
Student request spurs J. Encarnación Rosas school renovation
Governor Pablo Lemus promises improvements in 2026
During the inauguration of the first stage of work on Parque de la Cristianía and…More
Eight Chapala seniors granted family reunification visas for the US
“Jalisco Without Borders" obtained the visas
Eight elderly adults from Chapala were granted B1/B2 visas through the “Jalisco Without Borders” program.…More
Zaragoza Street renovation project now 40% complete
Work set to finish January 2026
Public works on Chapala’s Zaragoza Street are 40% complete, with final details expected in January…More
Jocotepec View all
Dengue cases decline in Jocotepec, no new infections reported
Chapala reports no new cases of dengue
Dengue cases in Jocotepec have slowed, with no new infections reported in the latest weekly…More
Municipal firefighters will work together in major emergencies
“Mutual Aid Plan" involves 10 area municipalities
Ten municipalities from the Chapala Lake basin and the Sierra del Tigre are part of…More
Five new Lakeside dengue cases in one week
Jocotepec’s annual total now 130
Dengue continues to strike Jocotepec, with five new cases registered in one week, bringing the…More
Jocotepec’s “La Voz del Municipio” finale Saturday, December 14
Local singers compete for fame and exciting prizes
The hunt for the best voice in Jocotepec is well underway as singers prepare for…More
Jalisco View all
Line 4 of the light rail begins operations in Tlajomulco
A historic day for Jalisco
In an event considered historic for the southern part of the Guadalajara metropolis, Jalisco Governor…More
Over 12,000 voter IDs to expire in District 17
INE urges residents to renew documents
In less than a month, 12,426 voter ID cards will expire across the nine municipalities…More
Tree lighting marks start of Guadalajara’s 2025 Ilusionante Winter Festival
Festival offers free activities to metropolitan area families
With the lighting of the Christmas tree in Guadalajara’s Historic Center, the 2025 Ilusionante Winter…More
Documentary on Lake Chapala debuts at Guadalajara Book Fair
Film highlights environmental and cultural losses
Film director Ileana Landeros Casillas and producer Alicia Torres Rodríguez debuted their documentary Chapala y…More
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Bare Stage presents Ada Lovelace, world’s first computer programmer
“Ada and the Engine” opens Friday, June 27
The Bare Stage’s June production, “Ada and the Engine,” by Lauren Gunderson, directed by Lynn Gutstadt, is a captivating exploration of the life of Augusta…More
