The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
Foreigners should find their dealings at the National Immigration Institute (INM) in Guadalajara far more comfortable now that the federal agency has moved from the fourth floor of the Palacio Federal to a new, larger office on the ground floor.
A father who believes his son died as a result of gross medical negligence at an Instituto Mexicano del Seguro Social (IMSS) hospital says he is finally seeing some light at the end of a long tunnel after a bruising four-year legal battle.
A Guadalajara language school is now using cutting edge technology to engage its students in learning English with help from a donation from the U.S. Consulate.
A youth referred to only as “Isaac” who was involved in the deaths of two 15-year-old Guadalajara schoolboys in June last year has been sentenced to spend a maximum seven years in detention after a juvenile court judge found him guilty of kidnapping but not homicide.
Early morning traffic was held up Monday as police removed the body of a man discovered floating face down in the landmark Minerva fountain.
Residents in a Tlajomulco residential neighborhood got an early morning surprise last week when they woke to find a hippopotamus ambling down the middle of their street.
The former Jalisco tourism secretary, murdered in March of last year, laundered money for the Caballeros Templarios drug cartel, one of his alleged killers has told authorities.
Cirque du Soleil is bringing its “Michael Jackson The Immortal World Tour” to Guadalajara on August 28 and 29.
Calling for metro area bus fares to be reestablished at seven pesos, bus owners and drivers from 17 routes staged a protest outside the Jalisco Government Palace Wednesday.
