Faithful filled streets alongside the Virgin of Guadalupe
Momentarily stopped highway traffic
Hundreds of faithful filled the streets of San Juan Cosalá on Dec. 12 to reaffirm…More
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Faithful filled streets alongside the Virgin of Guadalupe
Renovation of SJC elementary school expected in 2026
School on list for improvements
Parents of students at Gabriela Mistral Elementary School in San Juan Cosalá hope that the…More
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
Jalisco prosecutor searches San Juan Cosalá property for human remains
Details not released until investigation is complete
Personnel from the Jalisco Attorney General’s Office are now working on the property in San…More
Searchers find human remains at San Juan Cosalá property
More buried remains suspected, investigation ongoing
Volunteer search groups are awaiting forensic experts from Jalisco after discovering bone fragments on a…More
Pride of Cosalá! Mauro Cantolán wins Ultra Costa Trail
Runner dominates open category 13-km division
Young runner Mauro Cantolán from San Juan Cosalá won the 13-kilometer (8.1 miles) open category…More
San Juan Cosalá school blocks enrollment over “voluntary” fees
Parents object to supplying hygiene and cleaning supplies
Parents of students at Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla Public Secondary School No. 58, located in…More
Miércoles Contigo program arrives in San Juan Cosalá
Neighborhoods and villages visited bi-weekly
Most of the Jocotepec City Council, along with Municipal President Hugo David García Vargas, were…More