The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
Civil Protection units issued warnings to several towns situated near the Colina volcano after three explosions sent ash and smoke more than two kilometers into the sky Sunday.
The first group of female firefighters in Jalisco has begun training under the watchful eye of the National Forestry Commission (Conafor).
The Chapala’s Family Development Agency (DIF) hosted the November 1 distribution of new wheelchairs to handicapped persons from ten municipalities in the region.
Some state legislators are balking at a proposal sent to Congress by Governor Aristoteles Sandoval that will oblige all car owners to “donate” 40 pesos to two charities on the payment of their annual vehicle tax (referendo).
Zapotlanejo is showing off what municipal fathers claim is the “world’s tallest catrina” that rises a towering 20 meters into the sky.
The 911 emergency number will come into effect in Jalisco on January 9, 2017.
The mayor of Tlajomulco has spoken out about the failings of the new criminal justice system after a judge last week released a 19-year-old man detained on suspicion of robbery for the ninth time.
A state legislator has presented proposals to change the law to make it an offense to leave children alone with certain breeds of dogs.
In front of a crowd of 80,000 in St. Peter’s Square, Pope Francis last weekend canonized a 14-year-old boy martyr who was executed in Mexico’s Cristero (Holy) War of the 1920s.
