The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
The U.S. Treasury Department has designated a restaurant in the Jardines Universidad neighborhood of Zapopan as a business used to launder money for one of the leaders of the Sinaloa drug cartel.
Police have detained two former senior employees of a fraudulent Guadalajara-based investment firm that scammed more than 150 people out of 130 million pesos.
Guadalajara’s air pollution monitoring network requires a modest injection of 15 million pesos to bring it up to modern-day standards, Jalisco Environment Secretary Magdalena Ruiz said this week.
A few hundred people marked International Day Against Homophobia in Guadalajara with a solemn march in the city center.
Fed up with being aroused at the crack of dawn by the deafening sound of rockets set off by exuberant Catholics celebrating religious holidays? Relief may be at hand.
Demolition crews moved into the Mercado Corona this week and could take another two weeks to completely raze the charred market structure to the ground.
The third Mexican Sign Language Song Festival takes place at Expo Guadalajara on June 6 and 7. There will be three categories of competition: deaf soloist, hearing soloists, and duets and groups (mixed entries).
Central Park closed
Construction at the residential tower Central Park on Guadalajara’s Avenida Mexico was halted by city officials Wednesday after a worker died and two were injured following an accident at the site.
A fire Sunday night destroyed a large part of one of downtown Guadalajara’s most historic and emblematic covered markets, the Mercado Corona.
