The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
The hushed aura that prevails at lakeside area cemeteries through most of the year dissipates over the final days of October as local inhabitants prepare to honor the dearly departed.
Zapopan Mayor Pablo Lemus has vented his frustration following the arrest of a man during an attempted armed robbery of a convenience store in the Jardines del Valle neighborhood of the metro-area municipality.
The general public often needs constant reminding that tragedies and disasters which occurred less than a month ago are ongoing problems.
Making unwanted advances on women that include physical contact is now considered a form of sexual abuse, according to a recent amendment to Jalisco’s penal code.
If you’re laboring under the preconception of Mexico as a place where people could pull a hair for animals, you may want to rethink that at least partially erroneous position.
Jalisco state police disclosed this week that they have destroyed 120,000 marijuana plants in the municipality of Tequila.
While the rest of the country celebrates Dia de la Raza (Columbus Day) on Thursday, October 12, here in Guadalajara the Italian sailor who stumbled across a continent and its people 525 years ago gets trumped by Tapatios’ very own miracle worker.
Watch out Jaliscienses, as well as citizens of other states throughout Mexico: the Russians are coming.
The so-called “crusade against noise” will potentially be given teeth if a proposed state law regulating decibel levels emitted by bars, restaurants and clubs goes into effect this December.
