Highway rehab underway
The Jalisco government has initiated improvements of the Guadalajara-Chapala highway designed to alleviate traffic congestion and increase connectivity in the stretch between the airport and the periférico ring road.
The Jalisco government has initiated improvements of the Guadalajara-Chapala highway designed to alleviate traffic congestion and increase connectivity in the stretch between the airport and the periférico ring road.
The Parque de la Cristianía Urban Renewal project officially began right after the conclusion of Chapala’s Carnaval celebrations, just as promised three weeks ago by David Zamora Bueno, Jalisco’s Infrastructure and Public Works (SIOP) chief.
An American woman recently arrested in Mexico City is facing prosecution in the United States on multiple federal charges, including identity theft, wire fraud, mail fraud, bank fraud and kidnapping resulting in death.
Relatives of femicide victims and families of missing persons led the International Women’s Day march in Guadalajara, demanding justice for thousands of women affected by gender violence.
Jalisco Governor Pablo Lemus this week presented a free medical program that provides home consultations for the elderly, disabled and chronically ill, as well as their caregivers.
In 2026, Guadalajara will host ITB (Internationale Tourismus-Börse) Americas, the region’s leading trade show for the global tourism industry.
A large explosion at a food court concession at the Forum Tlaquepaque shopping mall was reported on Thursday, March 5. According to Civil Protection, the incident occurred inside the Panda China concession, located next to KFC.
After putting in three days of surgery on 21 young patients at Hospital Innovare in Zapopan, volunteer doctors in the annual surgical program of Operation Smile Mexico headed off to Puerto Vallarta to participate in a five-day conference of the Asociacion Mexicana de Cirujia Plastica, Estetica y Reconstructiva (AMCPER). The conference ends Sunday.
The detention of Rafael Caro Quintero in the United States has raised questions about whether he will face justice for the alleged murders of two U.S. citizens in Guadalajara in January 1985, shortly before the kidnapping of Enrique Camarena.