The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
As big cheese officials began comfortably settling in behind their desks this week, more than 100 of the Chapala government’s working stiffs were shocked to learn they were being handed walking papers and left to their own devices to find new employment.
Blankets of lirio (water hyacinth) swelling along shoreline and ever rising waters are visible signs of a four-year lucky streak for Lake Chapala.
Chapala’s 2012-2015 administration goes out of office next week, leaving behind several high-impact public works and a variety of pre-approved projects for incoming mayor Javier Degollado.
Jalisco Governor Aristoteles Sandoval has sent an initiative to the state Congress that would provide a legal framework for popular app-based taxi services such as Uber to operate.
Instituto Terranova has scheduled its double-header Corre por Ayudar (Run to Help) benefit running contest and the parallel Terra Color recreational race for Sunday, October 4.
On his last day in office, outgoing Chapala Mayor Joaquin Huerta convened the local media to present a detailed accounting of Chapala’s shattered finances.
A Chapala traffic department officer is behind bars while under investigation for a criminal charge of abetting in the flight of a prisoner following a highway collision.
A fitness center carefully designed for retirees is marking five years in Ajijic, and the first anniversary in its current location.
A man gunned down outside his Ajijic home Tuesday, September 22 is believed to have been a principal connection for expat residents who indulge in illegal substances, the Chapala police chief has told the Reporter.
