The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
After a successful debut in 2022, the Zapotlanejo city council is preparing to once again serve up a mega-sized torta ahogada version of the famous Three Kings Rosca.
A robot dog owned by the Zapopan police force was used this week during the seizure of a suitcase that turned out to contain drugs.
As the colder winter weather starts to bite, the Jalisco Family Development Agency (DIF) is providing support to homeless people, migrants, the elderly and the vulnerable through its 2023 Winter Assistance Plan.
Federal authorities have dismantled a clandestine laboratory in a rural area of Jocotepec filled with clues that the property was used for the production of counterfeit over-the-counter medications.
Excursionists may be the only ones rubbing their hands in glee at the current cold snap.
As you hang up your 2024 calendar, you may want to mark dates of civic holidays, major religious and social festivities and special events coming up in Mexico and Jalisco over the next 12 months.
Jalisco Governor Enrique Alfaro’s slick publicity machine has worked hard to try and persuade citizens that his administration’s law enforcement and public security strategies have been a success.
A 40-year-old male cyclist who died after being hit by a truck on Avenida Juan Gil Preciado in Zapopan on December 7 was the 16th such fatality reported in the Guadalajara metropolitan area during 2023, according to Bici Blanca, an NGO that maintains a website of data about cycling in the city (bicicletablanca.org).
Officers from the Jalisco Prosecutor’s Office, with the assistance of Interpol, detained Iris Iliana Rodríguez-Dávila, one of the ten most wanted fugitives in Texas, in the Jalisco town of Jalostotitlán.
