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Jalisco’s Tarjeta Única: A New Way to Pay for Public Transit

Starting in early 2026, the state of Jalisco is introducing a new transit payment card known as the Tarjeta Única “Al Estilo Jalisco”. This...

IMSS to Build New Family Health Clinic in Chapala After Land Donation Approved

Officials with the Mexican Social Security Institute (IMSS) have approved the acceptance of a donated parcel of land in Chapala, Jalisco, that will be...

Jocotepec Plaza Transformed into Festive Christmas Village

The central plaza in Jocotepec has embraced the holiday atmosphere this season, becoming a vibrant Christmas village that draws residents and visitors alike. Local...

Ajijic Braces for Significant Influx of Seasonal Visitors

The lakeside community of Ajijic is preparing for what local officials and tourism promoters describe as a notably busy winter holiday season, with expectations...

Chapala Keeps Core Services Running Over Holiday Period

As the year-end holiday season unfolded in Chapala, the municipal government confirmed that essential government services continued without interruption, even as many offices observed...

Public Transport Fares to Rise Slightly in Puerto Vallarta and Guadalajara in 2026

Public transportation fares in Puerto Vallarta and the Guadalajara Metropolitan Area will increase in 2026, confirmed Pablo Lemus Navarro, though the adjustment will be...

New Light Rail Line in Guadalajara Sparks Swift Backlash Over Accessibility and Planning

The newly inaugurated Line 4 of the Guadalajara metropolitan area’s light rail system (Tren Ligero) is facing immediate backlash from residents and local critics...

Lakeside Communities Prepare Festive Año Nuevo Celebration

The lakeside communities around Lake Chapala are gearing up for a festive Año Nuevo (New Year’s Eve) celebration in Chapala, Jalisco. Although the City...

Dengue Prevention Efforts Being Reinforced during Winter Holiday Period

Dengue prevention and control efforts are being reinforced throughout the winter holiday season in Jalisco, as health authorities maintain continuous actions to protect the...

INM Hikes Fees and Requirements for Resident Migrants & Immigrants

Mexico’s National Migration Institute (INM) is set to significantly increase the costs and eligibility requirements associated with residency permits and other immigration processes, with...

Why Are Lakeside Restaurants Struggling to Survive?

Lakeside communities such as Lake Chapala and nearby towns have long been known for a vibrant dining scene, with hundreds of restaurants serving locals,...

UDG: Corn Leafhopper is Potential Threat to Crops in Mexico

Although it does not currently pose an immediate threat to Mexico’s corn harvest, the corn leafhopper (Dalbulus maidis) could become a serious agricultural problem...

Lights and Magic at Navidalia, a Christmas-themed Park in Guadalajara

Navidalia, a Christmas-themed park in Guadalajara, has been enchanting visitors since 2019, and this account captures why it has become a beloved seasonal tradition....

INAPAM: Requirements to Obtain Property Tax Discounts in January 2026

Legal residents (Mexicans and expats) aged 60 and older can apply for the National Institute for Older Adults (INAPAM) credential, which provides access to...

VIDEO: With Government Support, 20,000 U.S.-Based Mexicans Caravan Home for the Holidays

Nearly 20,000 Mexican nationals traveling in close to 4,000 vehicles crossed into Mexico from Texas this week as part of a year-end caravan to...

Monumental Letters Inaugurated in Atotonilquillo

The municipal government of Chapala has inaugurated a set of monumental letters in the Atotonilquillo district, intended to highlight and reinforce the community’s local...

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