The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
More than 1,000 people took to the streets of the Jalisco town of Ocotlan on January 12 to protest alleged abuses by officers from the Mexican Army and National Guard (GN) who have been deployed to the region to support municipal and state law enforcement agencies.
The Jalisco Tourism Department (Sectural) is in the process of revamping the citizen committees (comites ciudadanos) in the state’s 12 Magic Towns, among them Ajijic.
Tapatios brave the early morning chill January 2 to wait patiently for the doors to open at the downtown Guadalajara tax collection office (recaudadora).
The Refugio Buenos Chicos dog shelter in Zapopan has started a program in which families or individuals can adopt an elderly dog for a day.
The Parque Metropolitano and the Parque Colomos have become the first in Guadalajara to receive the coveted Green Flag Award certification.
Opposition politicians say the emergence of a video on social media showing criminal gangs openly distributing toys to children on Three Kings Day in the town of Mazamitla is an indication of the impunity these nefarious groups enjoy in Jalisco.
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.
Jalisco will be the first state in the country to operate its own Covid-19 vaccination program, Governor Enrique Alfaro Ramírez announced last week.
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.