The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
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.
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.
Two major marches commemorating International Women’s Day (Día Internacional de la Mujer) will draw thousands of participants to Guadalajara on the afternoon of Saturday, March 8, bringing the city center to a standstill.
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.
Jalisco is set to become the first state in Mexico to introduce mandatory music classes in all public schools, from preschool through secondary levels, Governor Pablo Lemus announced this week.
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.
There’s a new option in Zapopan for freelancers and remote workers who prefer not to work from home or a coffee shop.
Members of the Committee of Solidarity with Palestine staged protests in Guadalajara on March 5 in response to statements by U.S. President Donald Trump, who has suggested that the United States should “take over” and “own” the Gaza Strip once the Israel-Hamas conflict has ended.
The Guadalajara Zoo is constructing a special “geriatric” area for animals that can no longer be exhibited due to illnesses or problems related to their age.
