The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
Animal rights activists are outraged after a pregnant mare forced to pull a traditional carriage (calandria) in the Guadalajara city center went into labor outside the San Juan de Dios Market.
The Soriana Foundation recently handed over a check for 73,000 pesos to the Instituto Down de Occidente, a Guadalajara-based facility for people with Down Syndrome.
At least 70 public officials in Jalisco could see their salaries slashed dramatically if Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador gets his way.
Although funding for Mi Bici decreased in 2018, Guadalajara’s public bike share program is going great guns, state authorizes maintain.
“Los Cubos” (The Cubes), Guadalajara’s emblematic public sculpture that sits on Avenida Lazaro Cardenas at the Vallarta/Mexico intersection, is getting the first makeover in its almost 50-year history.
Arrests made in missing Italians case
Federal police have arrested two alleged members of the Nueva Generacion cartel believed to be connected to the disappearance of three Italian citizens in the Jalisco town of Tecalitlan in January.
The University of Guadalajara (UdG) may be Mexico’s second largest public university but it doesn’t have space to accommodate many thousands of young jaliscienses, both rich and poor, who want to continue their educations after high school.
Not for the first time, farmers demanding adequate compensation for land appropriated to build the city airport decades ago have taken over the entrance to the facility’s parking lot.
Dulces de la Rosa, the well-known local candy manufacturer, marked its 70th birthday last week by creating a new Guinness record for the largest marzipan ever concocted.
