The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
Locals and visitors may soon be able to enjoy a coffee or drink while taking in the fine views from the top of the emblematic city arches (Arcos de Guadalajara) on Avenida Vallarta.
An earthquake measuring 4.8 on the Richter Scale shook the metropolitan area of Guadalajara Wednesday afternoon, sending citizens running from their homes and workplaces.
Question: What in the world is an American ex-flower child and true believer in peace and love doing at Guadalajara’s Museo del Ejército y Fuerza Aérea (Army and Air Force Museum)?
A Zapopan bike route has gained infamy as a “path of terror” because Zapopan government refuses to perform much needed maintenance work.
Huge excavators work to shore up Guadalajara’s Cathedral
A proposed 800 meter-long bridge that would surround Lopez Mateos and Periferico has been described as “unusable” by Ricardo Alcocer Vallarta, a representative of the metropolitan citizen’s council.
Jalisco authorities have seized more than 500 illegal slot machines. In a joint operation involving the Attorney General’s Office and municipal police, the machines were collected together and destroyed.
In February, two gardeners knocked on the door of Alfredo Rosales in Guadalajara, offering to prune his trees and take away the branches for 300 pesos (US$17).
Guadalajara Mayor Enrique Alfaro should run as an independent candidate in the next gubernatorial election in 2018, according to prominent Mexican intellectual and former foreign secretary Jorge Castañeda.