The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
Police have arrested a driver of a school bus in Puerto Vallarta who was transporting 31 children while heavily inebriated. The bus was registered to the municipality and the driver, Alfredo Solis, was a city employee.
During the Easter vacation, Immigration officials at the Puerto Vallarta Airport denied entry to four foreign citizens with criminal records in their home country for sex-related offenses, Jalisco Government Secretary Arturo Zamora said this week.
There are encouraging signs that Jalisco’s cruise line trade is picking up after more than five years in the doldrums.
British Ambassador to Mexico Duncan Taylor was on hand at the Puerto Vallarta Airport Thursday to greet holiday makers from the United Kingdom arriving on the first direct scheduled flight from the European island nation to land in Jalisco.
A crowd of about 100 gathered in the Melaque jardin to attend a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the opening of the long-awaited office of the National Migration Institute (INM) in the town. Local, state and federal officials joined nationals and foreigners for the event.
Dallying by insurers representing state public bus company Sistecozome has meant that a U.S. couple in their 80s who were run over by a bus on a Puerto Vallarta street March 19 have had to pay their own hospitalization costs and hire a private jet to take them back to Phoenix, Arizona.
Esun Energy is offering free self-guided solar home tours in the Banderas Bay area Saturday, March 22, from 9:30 a.m. to 2 p.m.
A new airline made its debut in Guadalajara last week offering immediate savings on flights to several destinations, including Puerto Vallarta.
The International Celtic Music Festival makes its bow in Puerto Vallarta on Friday, March 21 and Saturday, March 22.
