The Social Security cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) for 2026 is shaping up to be larger than anticipated, according to new inflation data. Analysts now expect...
With Palestinian and Mexican flags waving along the Chapala boardwalk, about 60 people — including families with children — joined a demonstration on Sunday...
Chapala’s city council has approved an update to the municipality’s property values that will raise property taxes beginning in 2026. The measure passed on...
The rains have once again left their mark on the Chapala–Jocotepec highway, where the asphalt has been heavily damaged. To address the problem, the...
Civil Protection has activated green and blue alerts across several regions of Jalisco as Tropical Storm Mario brings the risk of heavy rain, lightning,...
Everyone looking for places to participate in this year's patriotic celebrations in Chapala communities will have many options starting this weekend.
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Long-time Ajijic resident Dean Lee Kelley passed away peacefully at his Rancho del Oro home on Thursday, September 4, following a lengthy...
State authorities announced a new security operation in the Guadalajara Metropolitan Area aimed at inspecting vehicles with out-of-state license plates to ensure compliance with...
A recent study by the Secretariat of Planning and Citizen Participation, titled Suicide among Youth in Jalisco, reveals that 63 percent of suicide attempts...
As part of the process to maintain Ajijic’s designation as a Pueblo Mágico, the town’s Magical Towns Committee was restructured and formally approved during...
To curb crime in the Guadalajara Metropolitan Area and across Jalisco, the state’s Secretary General of Public Security, Juan Pablo Hernández, announced a new...
Jalisco Governor Pablo Lemus Navarro participated in the 51st Ordinary Session of the National Public Security Council in Mexico City, reaffirming his administration’s commitment...
