The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
Some motorists and neighbors are finding it difficult to come to terms with recently painted signs on streets surfaces where the public Mi Bici cycling program operates in several Guadalajara and Zapopan neighborhoods.
After more than two decades of indecision and delays, a lake has finally opened in the Parque Metropolitano, the largest public green space in the Guadalajara metro area.
Watch as skilled stone masons carve out fantastic creations in the Plaza de la Liberacion for the remainder of this month.
A march Sunday to honor a student who died in a carjacking on his 17th birthday will highlight the fact that 94 percent of crimes in Mexico go unreported, the victim’s father says.
A protest march blocking one lane of the Guadalajara-Chapala highway by the city airport caused some passengers to miss flights Thursday morning.
The first of 18 three-carriage trains that will operate on Guadalajara’a third subway (Tren Ligero) line has begun its long journey from Barcelona, Spain and is due to arrive in Mexico by the end of November.
Doctors from Guadalajara’s two public “Civil” hospitals (Viejo and Nuevo) took to the streets of Guadalajara on two consecutive days this week to highlight current shortages of materials which they say makes it impossible for them to do their jobs properly.
Luis Carlos Vega Pámanes, the president of Jalisco’s Supreme Court, asked for a leave of absence Thursday after newspapers that morning ran stories revealing his criminal past.
Five men and a woman were hospitalized this week after their hands were chopped off in what some believe may be a case of vigilante justice in Guadalajara.
