The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
A group of academics at the University of Guadalajara (UdG) have banded together on a project that aims to pressure the state government to address the issue of radiation from cellular phones and related equipment, such as towers, routers, laptops, and tablets.
There is nothing more satisfying than an anniversary well celebrated and we are rightly proud on the occasion of our 50th birthday.
Zapopan authorities could resurrect a plan to install speed bumps around the Glorieta Chapalita after a senior citizen was hit and killed by a city bus last week as she tried to cross into the park.
Guadalajara’s chapter of the national restaurant chamber plans to work with officials to dampen the impact on food and drink sales of the city’s new crackdown on drunk drivers.
Jalisco Attorney General Luis Carlos Najera expects criminal gangs to be "terrified" when confronted by the state's new crack law-enforcement squad, the Fuerza Unica Jalisco.
1963 The Colony Reporter is founded.
1964 Metro area’s one millionth citizen born.
1966 Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla International Airport opens.
1969 Plaza del Sol shopping mall inaugurated.
Illuminating downtown: Guadalajara’s seasonal lighting display is switched on this week.
Protestors and police clashed Saturday outside the Jalisco Congress building as legislators approved changes to the Constitution that will open up Mexico’s energy sector to foreign investment.
The Guadalajara municipal government finds itself caught between a rock and a hard place as licensed traders in the city center’s landmark San Juan de Dios (Libertad) market continue to demand the removal of dozens of ambulant vendors who traditionally clog the surrounding plaza and nearby streets during the busy holiday period.
