November will bring above-average temperatures and rainfall to Jalisco, though not necessarily abundant or constant rain, according to specialists at the University of Guadalajara’s...
By Lisa Jorgensen, Publisher, Lake Chapala Reporter
Almost every established household at Lake Chapala has someone who helps: a housekeeper, a gardener, a pool person,...
Residents of the El Retiro neighborhood in Guadalajara, particularly the Altosur subdivision, reported that their tap water turned turquoise blue after weeks of coming...
Jalisco authorities are launching a major Halloween security operation Saturday evening, deploying approximately 1,000 state police officers amid concerns about organized motorcycle gatherings known...
Chapala will host four cultural festivals through November 2, with musical, artistic, and traditional activities in public squares, boardwalks, and streets across the municipality...
The Jalisco state government and the federal government have confirmed nearly 25 billion pesos in investment to guarantee the supply and quality of water...
Chapala’s Day of the Dead celebration will feature broader participation from schools and authorities this year, combining Mexican tradition, artistic creation, and technology. Representatives...
The number of illegal wastewater discharges detected in the Chapala-Guadalajara Water Supply System has reached 150 after 47 new contamination points were identified in...
Mexico’s Senate approved higher visa fees on October 27, with increases reaching 153% for certain categories taking effect January 1, 2027, as part of...
