The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
As part of the Black History Month celebration observed by the U.S. Consulate General in Guadalajara during February, Vice-Consul Chaniqua Nelson made two virtual presentations about Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs).
Eager Tapatios lined up for pan dulce and chocolate as Guadalajara celebrated 480 years since its foundation on Monday, February 14.
The Guadalajara metro area municipality of Tlajomulco has received a donation of a fire truck from the city of Montebello, California.
The Jalisco Prosecutor’s Office (FGE) announced Thursday that investigators have identified an adolescent living in El Salto as the one-day-old baby boy stolen from a Guadalajara Mexican Social Security Institute (IMSS) hospital in December 2005.
Has discredited judge disappeared?
Suspended Jalisco Supreme Court magistrate José de Jesús “N,” who is accused of the sexual abuse of a minor, failed to turn up at a court hearing scheduled for Wednesday, February 2, at the Puente Grande penitentiary complex.
Tourist police are to pace the streets of central Guadalajara after a 15-year interval, Municipal Police Commissioner Juan Pablo Hernández announced this week.
Disorganized scenes were reported Monday, January 31, as more than 180,000 Tapatios piled onto the 72 electric buses plying the brand new BRT bus line—opened just a day earlier—that uses exclusive lanes on the Guadalajara Periferico (beltway), a service that is known to one and all as the “Peribus.”
End of distance learning for UdG students
The University of Guadalajara will return to 100-percent in person classes in three weeks if the Covid wave continues to fall at the current rate.
City to get tough on protocol violators
As of this weekend, Guadalajara City hall will start to fine and close businesses that fail to comply with health protocols requiring a vaccination certificate or negative PCR test for entry to bars, clubs, casinos and cultural events.
