Guadalajara city hall this week launched an operation to remove abandoned vehicles from city streets. In addition to being an eyesore, the vehicles occupy valuable public parking spaces.

A citizen-led effort to challenge the planned public transit fare increase to 14 pesos is gaining momentum, as an online petition for a formal referendum has collected signatures far beyond its initial target. However, electoral authorities emphasize that despite the online support, no formal request for a referendum has yet been submitted, leaving the process in legal limbo with a fast-approaching deadline.

Runners and fans in Guadalajara looking forward to a Star Wars-themed race this weekend were targeted by an elaborate scam, authorities say. The fraudulent event, advertised for January 24 in Zapopan, is part of a nationwide scheme by a fictitious company that has already left victims in Mexico City.

The ongoing renovations at the Guadalajara International Airport feature plenty of eye-catching architectural detail, such as this creative ceiling installation in the departures area.

In a swift reversal, Jalisco Governor Pablo Lemus canceled a reduction of the speed limit on Avenida Vallarta, one of Guadalajara’s principal thoroughfares. 

When you’re the “king” of rodents, you get a rosca de reyes all to yourself.