The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
Zapopan’s City Council has launched a new program called Desdoblamiento de Vivienda (Housing Doubling) to address housing challenges for younger generations.
Arena Guadalajara, the new 20,000-seat entertainment complex on the northern ring road of Guadalajara, will officially open on Friday, October 11.
On Sunday, June 29, thousands will participate in nationwide marches, urging President Claudia Sheinbaum to address the critical shortages of cancer medications across Mexico.
A man identified as Alfredo N. was found guilty on June 17 of driving his daughter to suicide after years of psychological abuse and extreme control. The tragic event occurred in August 2022 in the municipality of Zapopan.
A torrential downpour hit the Guadalajara metro area on Tuesday, marking the heaviest rain of the season and triggering flash floods that brought large sections of the city to a standstill. Multiple roads and underpasses were inundated, and dozens of cars were stranded and even swept away by the current in several parts of the city.
The United States, through the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF), this week hosted training for 40 Zapopan police officers—along with officers from Guadalajara, Nayarit, Colima and Michoacán—in firearms and explosives detection.
Visiting Zapopan Centro is always a delightful experience, but there’s an extra reason to enjoy it on Sunday, June 29: the first Municipal Tejuino Fair. Held in the expansive Plaza de Las Américas, facing the Basilica, the fair will feature over a dozen of Guadalajara’s most renowned producers of this iconic and refreshing drink.
A large sinkhole appeared on a Zapopan street this week, highlighting the dangers posed by potholes hidden under floodwaters during rainy season storms.
Mayor Veronica Delgadillo launched a new initiative this week aimed at planting 20,000 new trees across the municipality, boldly declaring that her plan marks the first step toward transforming Guadalajara into the “greenest city in Mexico.”
