The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
Leading up to the Easter vacation, Puerto Vallarta authorities removed many illegal billboards and canvas signs, and also painted over ugly wall publicity.
In a move that may be copied by other tourist centers in Mexico, Puerto Vallarta’s municipal government has opened an office to attend specifically to the multiple needs of visitors and foreign residents.
Puerto Vallarta’s street vendors are up in arms about having to leave the Malecon. The new city administration is trying to clear the boardwalk of ambulantes to create a better image to visitors.
Chili Cookoffs are becoming all the rage among expat communities in western Mexico.
A heavy police and military presence descended on Jalisco’s southern coastal region this week, following several shootings, one of which resulted in the death of a municipal police officer.
Plans are moving ahead to combine the municipal police forces of Puerto Vallarta and Bahia de Banderas in a bid to stop criminals escaping justice.
The number of tourists flying into Puerto Vallarta has dropped significantly over the past five years, the Pacific Airport Group (GAP) revealed this week.
A two-year-old boy from Colorado was murdered, allegedly by his babysitter’s ‘drug-induced’ ex-boyfriend, at a rented vacaction home in Sayulita last Thursday.
Matt Downs, the founder of the Center For Medicare Portability (CMP), will be one of the keynote speakers at a conference/round table on the business of retiring to Mexico, to be held in Puerto Vallarta on Friday, February 22.
