The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
Families of children with cancer, frustrated and outraged at the continuing shortages of lifesaving medicines, staged simultaneous demonstrations in major cities Wednesday, June 30.
Thirty-eight gleaming, new electric buses arrived in Guadalajara last week, confirming that Jalisco is serious about honoring its commitment to tackle climate change.
Neighbors in central Guadalajara continue to obtain water from a tap on the median strip of Av. Federalismo after four and a half months without the vital liquid.
The pilot of a light plane belonging to an aviation school was forced to make an emergency landing on the Macrolibramiento (outer Guadalajara ring road) after experiencing engine failure.
Jalisco Governor Enrique Alfaro took advantage of the unveiling of a commemorative plaque marking the 200th anniversary of the proclamation of the independence of the Province of Guadalajara from the Spanish Crown to underscore the role of this state in the development of Mexico and his commitment to maintaining its autonomy within the federation.
The Morena Party’s controversial candidate for Guadalajara mayor, Carlos Lomelí Bolaños, has gone all Donald Trump and is refusing to acknowledge the results of the June 6 election,
Just a day after 8,000 people turned out for Guadalajara’s annual gay pride march last Saturday, the body of a 25-year-old transgender woman bearing traces of violence was discovered in the municipality of El Salto.
A Lamborghini driven by an unknown person burst into flames after hitting a wall and overturning in the tunnel running beneath the intersection of avenidas Americas and Lopez Mateos.
Tax break for green conscious citizens?
Jalisco legislators are proposing offering tax incentives to citizens who install solar panels and rainwater capture systems on their properties.