The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
A group of lakeside residents gathered at an Ajijic restaurant on May 7 to raise a toast to their friend Rob Cantrell on his 63rd birthday. Sadly absent for the occasion was the birthday boy himself.
A stash of gunpowder stored in a house in a built-up area of La Barca, Jalisco exploded this week, killing three people and injuring one.
The completion of new sewage system infrastructure to service properties located in Riberas del Pilar will take about one year, according to a progress report provided by Chapala government officials at a meeting with residents held on Saturday, April 27.
Cruz Roja Chapala launched its 2024 Colecta fund-raising drive at a ceremony held Monday, April 29 at City Hall.
Friday, May 3 is an important holiday for Mexico’s Roman Catholics and a big deal for the country’s construction workers.
A panel of local school children sat at Chapala City Hall a special session of the Cabildo Infantil on Dia del Niño.
Ajijic’s beloved Virgen del Rosario was carried home after a five-year absence on Tuesday, April 30 amid a tumult of fanfare and devotion.
The Chapala government released a photograph of a pair of suspected pickpockets detained by police on April 27 in response to a 911 call placed by employees of a convenience store on Avenida Madero Avenue.
A debate among Chapala’s 2024 mayoral candidates has been authorized by the Jalisco Electoral Institute (IEPC) in response to a request registered by Movimiento Ciudadano (MC) contender Issac Trejo Gracián.
