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Chapala Highway Blocked by Water Shortage Protest; Airport Travelers Disrupted

Residents of the Las Juntas neighborhood and surrounding areas blocked three lanes of the Chapala Highway on Tuesday afternoon, causing heavy congestion toward the...

5 Places Where Locals Are Pushing Back Against Retirees Moving In

Editor's note: I saw this on Yahoo Travel, and thought you might be interested. Retirees have long been welcomed as steady spenders who bring savings,...

INSIDER – EATING AND DRINKING AT LAKE CHAPALA: The Complete Guide for Expats in 2026

By Lisa Jorgensen, Publisher, Lake Chapala Reporter Food is one of the genuine, unqualified pleasures of life at Lake Chapala. The produce is extraordinary —...

National Truckers’ Strike Blocks Roads to Chapala

More than 300 cargo trucks blocked key access routes in the Guadalajara Metropolitan Area on Monday, October 26, as transport workers launched a national...

Fewer Couples in Chapala Are Marrying; Common-Law Unions on the Rise

The share of married residents in Chapala has declined noticeably in recent years, while common-law unions have become more prevalent, a trend that mirrors...

Federal Government to Contribute Up to 13 Billion Pesos to Resolve Jalisco Water Crisis

The Mexican federal government will contribute between 12 billion and 13 billion pesos — roughly 640 million to 700 million U.S. dollars — to...

Experts See Democratic Wave Building Ahead of US Midterms

With about a week to go until the US November midterm elections on November 3rd, a panel of six polling and politics experts consulted...

Chapala Prepares Week of Day of the Dead Festivals and Activities

The municipality of Chapala will host a full week of Day of the Dead cultural activities from October 26 to November 2, including mariachi...

Public Perception of Insecurity Falls to 13-Year Low in Mexico

The perception of insecurity in Mexico has dropped to its lowest level since national statistics agency INEGI began collecting the data in September 2013,...

San Antonio Tlayacapán to Honor the Departed With Parade of Souls

The San Antonio Tlayacapán delegation is collecting photographs of deceased loved ones for its Paseo de las Ánimas, a display of images in the...

New Ajijic Cemetery Reaches 20 Percent Completion

Construction of a new municipal cemetery in Ajijic is approximately 20 percent complete, with the facade and part of the entrance forming the main...

Dog Bite on Ajijic Boardwalk Renews Call for Responsible Pet Ownership

An elderly man was bitten by several dogs on the Ajijic boardwalk near the volleyball courts on Monday, October 12, prompting his family to...

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