The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
Cooperation between Mexican and United States authorities led to the capture of a man and woman sought by Texas police as suspects of felony theft, and persons of interest in a recent double homicide case.
The Chapala government is preparing to run a public opinion poll to select the design for pedestrian crosswalks in central Ajijic before continuing the rehabilitation of Calle Constitución-Ocampo.
The Nariz Roja “Build Hope” fund-raising campaign is drawing to a close. The collaborative effort co-sponsored by DIF Chapala and the non-profit Campeones de la Vida, NR A.C. is aimed at collecting at least 20,000 pesos to be shared between the organizations.
A launch party for a new helicopter tour service held Saturday, October 28 at Chapala’s Cristiania Park was applauded by the local government for introducing an innovative lakeside tourist attraction, and simultaneously reviled by scores of local residents who take it as an unwanted nuisance to the community.
The Chapala government has outed former employees who have active labor suits pending against City Hall, releasing a list of more than 200 names to media outlets Friday, October 11.
Turnout at first Met Live HD transmission in Ajijic on October 12 exceeded the expectations of many long-time Lakeside arts and music experts, Chapala Opera Guild Chairman Howard Willis said this week.
Two young men lost their lives last weekend after disappearing in Lake Chapala’s waters in separate incidents.
The Nariz Roja “Build Hope” fund-raising campaign is drawing to a close. The collaborative effort co-sponsored by DIF Chapala and the non-profit Campeones de la Vida, NR A.C. is aimed at collecting at least 20,000 pesos to be shared between the organizations.
The Chapala government has taken a quantum leap in its adherence to transparency criteria, according to the latest scores reported by the Jalisco branch of the Colectivo Ciudadanos por Municipios Transparentes (Cimtra).
