As Alfonso López tells it, when the sun gets low in Colonia Campesina on Guadalajara’s east side, the glue sellers sprout on every corner, hawking their hunger-numbing wares to anyone who can come up with 10 pesos for a brain-rocking high that lasts three or four hours.

At the recent Papirolas expo in Guadalajara 100 technical students competed to create robots  from unwanted electronic  items brought in by visitors to the show.

The Jalisco Congress is prepared to modify the state penal code to make the intentional killing of animals a criminal offense.

In what has been described by one animal activist as “a barbarous act of extreme cruelty,” a Guadalajara man last weekend set fire to eight puppies, killing them all.

The federal Attorney General’s Office (PGR) in coordination with the Mexican Navy dismantled what the Banco de Mexico says may be Mexico’s largest forgery operation Wednesday.

Four adults and two minors have been charged with sexually abusing a 15-year-old athlete at a state-run residence for promising sports stars.