The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
Puerto Vallarta’s two taxi unions have inked an agreement that gives the go ahead for digital technology to be installed in the resort’s cab fleet.
A US citizen was killed in an apparent robbery at his home in Puerto Vallarta on Saturday.
A number of cruise ship destinations on Mexico’s Gulf and Caribbean coastline are suffering from a severe lack of business.
Jalisco Tourism Secretary Enrique Ramos Flores has announced a 1.75-billion dollar in investment by 32 developers in 14 projects along the Costalegre.
Colima has formally approved same-sex unions, with six of the state’s ten municipalities ratifying the bill passed by the local congress earlier this month.
Mexico’s beaches are of inalienable public dominion and no statute of limitations can infringe this right, according to federal regulations governing the use and concessions along the nation’s coast, navigable waterways, beaches, estuaries and federal maritime zone.
Almost two years after Hurricane Jova devastated the Jalisco coastline, the State Congress finance commission has finally approved a credit of nearly 300 million pesos to help repair the damaged communities.
Representatives of the Puerto Vallarta tourist board traveled to Guadalajara and Leon on Sunday and Monday to promote the Pacific Coast resort.
Jalisco state police say they have arrested a man in connection with the October 2012 murder of 64-year-old Canadian expatriate Ron Lloyd MacKintosh in Barra de Navidad.
