The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
From the 1970s through the early 90s, American stalwart Denny’s was a fixture in Guadalajara, – its several open-all-day outlets always popular with expats in search of home-style comfort food.
The Jalisco Transportation Department (Semov) is modifying its enforcement policies amid growing concern at a massive surge in the number of tickets issued to motorists caught on camera driving above the speed limit in the past few years.
Two Zapopan police patrol cars that were chasing a stolen vehicle collided into each other at high speed Monday evening, causing the deaths of four bystanders.
The first wildfire of 2017 this week threatened properties in the Guadalajara subdivision of Pinar de la Venta, home to Reporter columnist John Pint and his wife Susy.
In today’s social media age, who knows, countries may go to war in the future over inappropriate Twitter comments.
A man has been arrested in connection with the murder of two police officers in a Tonala neighborhood on February 17.
LIGHT BULBS Three metro-area municipalities have started a month-long campaign to collect used energy saving light bulbs.
Drivers on the city beltway (Periferico) can expect delays when two major road works start later this month – although the long-term benefits will be considerable.
Speed cameras have been installed on one of the busiest stretches of highway leading in and out of the metropolitan area.
