The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
Although the celebration of Mexico’s Independence Day is still nearly a month away, activities related to the patriotic holiday are already underway.
The Chapala government has launched the second phase of its six-stage project to install a sewage system for Riberas del Pilar.
As the 2026-2027 academic year begins this month, upper-level educational institutions in Chapala are reporting rising enrollment numbers.
The Jalisco government has reported two confirmed cases of cyclosporiasis detected in the Lake Chapala area.
No one expects that a day in the park would turn into a real-life police drama, but that is what happened in Chapala on Wednesday, July 29.
Lake Chapala has steadily bounced back from a dry seasonal low during the first week of June, rising to its highest level in the past three years at the start of August.
Jalisco’s government recently published the public Detailed Design for the Chapala-Guadalajara Replacement Aqueduct. The major infrastructure project requires over 10.7 billion pesos (US$620.7 million) to replace the current pipeline, ensuring the allocated flow rate of 7.5 m³/s without increasing lake withdrawal, while reducing leakage and operating costs.