The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
The professional soccer player accused of drunk driving and causing the deaths of a just-married couple will stay in jail for the duration of his trial.
Guadalajara’s Policía Metropolitana (Metropolitan Police force) has received its official stamp of approval, but not without some dissent from one of its key players.
An avalanche of criticism greeted the announcement this week from Jalisco Governor Enrique Alfaro that the cost of using Guadalajara’s Tren Eléctrico (subway), Trolebús, Microbús and Sitran, as well as all bus routes currently operating under the “rutas empresas network,” will increase their fares from 7 to 9.50 pesos as of July 27 – a hike of around 35 percent.
Furniture giant Ikea will not be opening its first store in this country in Guadalajara, as was reported last year.
The elevated bridge linking Avenida Patria to Avenida Acueducto – across from the Andares Mall – has been closed for three weeks for upgrading and resurfacing.
A tranquil Wednesday afternoon in a Plaza Galerias burger joint turned into a bloodbath that left two people dead and six injured.
Democrats Abroad GDL is sponsoring debate watch parties and everyone is invited.
Sixty-seven percent of applicants for enrollment in University of Guadalajara (UdG) courses in the coming semester have been rejected.
The Hospital General de Occidente (HGO) in Zapopan will become the first health center of its kind in Mexico to open a specialist unit to exclusively attend to transgender persons.
