The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
Chapala police detained two men indentified as probable suspects in a series of recent home burglaries committed in La Floresta, San Antonio Tlayacapan and other localities.
With a new baby on the way any moment, Chapala Mayor Moisés Anaya is in high spirits as he enters the home stretch of his three-year term of office.
Barely a month into work to upgrade the Auditorio de Ribera complex in La Floresta, the Jalisco government has pledged an extra 7.5 million pesos to push ahead the first stage of the project.
Responding promptly to a report received around midnight Sunday, September 6, Chapala police captured a suspected criminal who was fleeing on foot after presumably attempting a hold-up the Ajijic branch of Farmacias Guadalajara.
Time is running short for the public to weigh in on the future of sustainable development in the Lake Chapala region, a process initiated on July 22, and that concludes Monday, September 7.
In response to a petition filed by Chapala Ecology Director José Jaime Ibañez, the council in charge of overseeing the package of ordinances drawn up to govern environmental conservation and urban development in the Lake Chapala region
Tuesday, September 1, was a red letter day for Chapala, marking the 50th anniversary of its official designation as a city.
Chapala police patrol trucks have been fitted with dashboard cameras that were included in a package of new gear delivered to the municipality’s Public Security Department (DSP) Tuesday, September 9.
The municipality of Chapala has seen a significant uptick in home burglary cases this summer, with six criminal complaints filed in June and 11 more reported in July, according to statistics for high-impact crimes registered by the National Public Security System (SESNSP).
