The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
For four consecutive days this week, the Jalisco Environmental Agency (Semadet) Las Pintas air quality monitoring station to the south of the metropolitan area registered alarmingly high quantities of contaminants in the atmosphere.
While all of Mexico celebrates the feast of Epiphany on January 6, no place does so with greater fervor than the rural village of Cajititlán, set on the shore of Chapala’s little sister lake.
In a meticulously coordinated operation, officers from the Jalisco Attorney General’s Office (FGE), federal cops and Mexican Army soldiers arrested ten men who were discovered transporting six bodies in two vehicles in a Tlaquepaque neighborhood last Sunday.
In previous years, it has been Guadalajara and Zapopan leading the way in promoting winter activities.
Civil Protection units issued warnings to several towns situated near the Colina volcano after three explosions sent ash and smoke more than two kilometers into the sky Sunday.
The first group of female firefighters in Jalisco has begun training under the watchful eye of the National Forestry Commission (Conafor).
Some state legislators are balking at a proposal sent to Congress by Governor Aristoteles Sandoval that will oblige all car owners to “donate” 40 pesos to two charities on the payment of their annual vehicle tax (referendo).
