The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
The town of Zapotlanejo’s renowned Day of the Dead Festival is back with a bang this year, featuring a giant Catrina in hopes of setting another world record, though likely not officially certified by Guinness.
The federal government is hiring 800 doctors and nurses in Jalisco to provide home visits for senior citizens starting in 2025.
The Jalisco Congress has approved the creation of two new state ministries: the Secretaría de Desarrollo Energético Sustentable (Secretariat of Sustainable Energy Development) and the Secretaría de Inteligencia y Búsqueda de Personas (Secretariat of Intelligence and Search for Persons).
A candidate has been stripped of her right to represent her party as the “diversity representative” in the upcoming state legislature after the Jalisco Electoral Tribunal (TRIEJAL) failed to find sufficient evidence that she suffered from a serious disability.
The large Parian Restaurant in Tlaquepaque has remained closed ever since part of its exterior roofing collapsed on September 3.
Jalisco Governor Enrique Alfaro has lashed out at media outlets that have questioned his interpretation of data on public perceptions of security in the state.
Photographer Arturo Campos Cedillo captured this timelapse image of Comet C/2023 A3 (Tsuchinshan-ATLAS) from Tlajomulco de Zuñiga on Tusday, October 15 Jalisco with the Primavera Forest in the foreground.
Around 500 members of animal rights groups demonstrated last weekend outside the Jalisco Congress building.
A highlight of the 22nd Encuentro de Arpas, Salterios y Más was the performance by Dueto Los Centenarios, originally formed by father and son, Gustavo Sánchez Ramírez and Gustavo Sánchez Bautista.
