The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
Hundreds of turtles are still being captured and killed by local poachers on the Jalisco coastline to be sold on the black market for their meat.
Friends of Barra de Navidad resident Ron Lloyd Mackintosh are concerned after he has not been seen for 12 days.
A truckload of experts in the fast-moving field of English-language teaching will be wheeled into Puerto Vallarta next week as the Mexican Association of English Teachers (Asociacion Mexicana de Maestros de Ingles or MEXTESOL) holds its annual convention in the resort.
Dozens of local hotels and restaurants are participating in Puerto Vallarta’s 18th International Gourmet Festival from November 8 to 18.
Puerto Vallarta’s Teatro Vallarta may only be two years old but it has already forged a solid name for itself.
The 57th International Fishing Tournament of Puerto Vallarta takes place from November 7 to 10. There is a cash prize of 200,000 pesos for whoever snags the biggest Marlin, with a range of Chevrolet cars also up for grabs in the different fishing categories.
The grand opening party of Mexico’s first Hard Rock Hotel featured performances from a pair of celebrities.
Just two weeks into his new job, Puerto Vallarta’s municipal police chief survived an assassination attempt on Monday morning.
“Septihambre” is slang for September, where hambre, meaning hunger, makes light of the reality that this month, more than any other, is the most difficult economically for businesses owners, their employees and their families.
