The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
Forward-thinking property owners in lakeside’s Mirasol subdivision have opted for cutting-edge technology as their first line of defense against crime.
Early September’s season of patriotic Fiestas Patrias will flame up Saturday, September 8 with Ajijic’s traditional Regatta de Globos.
After a five-month hiatus, heavy machinery operators are back at work on the winding dirt road that snakes across the face of a steep hillside overlooking the Chapala-Ajijic bypass.
Ricardo Mejia, Mexico’s reputed King of the Mountain, turned out to be the man of the day at Ajijic’s 16th annual Chupinaya Mountain Race, capturing first place in the main contest and also standing in the limelight as the event’s athlete-of-honor.
Chapala’s Escuela Prepatoria is actively recruiting volunteers to launch English conversation workshops geared for advanced level language students enrolled in economic and administrative curricula at the University of Guadalajara.
Disagreement over a change in the wording of the mission statement of the Love in Action Children’s Center (LiA) in Chapala has prompted six of its primary supporters to withdraw from the project.
An American fugitive recently captured in Chapala by Mexican authorities has been put behind bars in Fairfax, Virginia, according U.S. media reports released this week.
Two paramedics currently employed by Cruz Roja Chapala are on standby for deployment to Louisiana for the search and rescue phase of the aftermath of Hurricane Isaac.
Hundreds of parents have appeared at Chapala city hall over the past two weeks to obtain official ID cards for their under-age offspring.
