On November 25, International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women, the Jalisco government presented its Código Violeta (Violet Code) smartphone application, a tool that quickly alerts police to situations where women feel at risk of harassment, abuse or violence.

Tlaquepaque authorities have started a unique campaign to inform women of the resources available to them should they become, or fear they might become, victims of domestic violence.

The University of Guadalajara (UdeG) has set a record for the number of students accepted for its degree courses for 2024-A school calendar, for which classes began January 16. 

One of Guadalajara’s most beloved soccer players is set for an emotional return to the city.

At least four people living on the Guadalajara streets may have died as a result of hypothermia this winter, according to municipal authorities.

Local fans of the world’s most famous boy wizard are in for a treat when a “Harry Potter experience” comes to Guadalajara in February and March.