The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
Two female traffic police officers were murdered in the line of duty on the morning of Tuesday, November 11, in a violent attack that prompted a large-scale search operation by Jaliso authorities.
Even though the artist issued an apology, Zapopan Mayor Juan José Frangie has stated that the ban on singer Junior H will remain in effect for the remainder of his term.
Foreign consulates and honorary consuls in Guadalajara will once again showcase their culinary delights at the 44th edition of the International Gastronomic Fair, set to take place on Sunday, November 9, at the Parque de las Niñas y los Niños (Children’s Park) in Zapopan.
Three and a half years after construction began, Guadalajara’s fourth light rail line, Linea 4, will open to the public on December 15, Jalisco Governor Pablo Lemus announced during his annual state report (informe).
After a five-year hiatus due to the Covid pandemic, the legendary Bolerama Tapatío will officially reopen its doors on November 10, offering a fully renovated space designed to honor its history while appealing to modern tastes.
As Day of the Dead festivities unfolded across Guadalajara, pre-Hispanic dance circles such as Kalpulli Kuetzpalkalli marked the occasion with a traditional Mikiztli ceremony — a ritual symbolizing transformation and honoring those who have transcended.
Air Canada officially inaugurated its new Guadalajara–Toronto route on Wednesday morning, marking the launch of three weekly nonstop flights between the two cities.
In a bold move, Jalisco is betting that music education can help break the cycle of violence and foster a generation of young people who turn to their instruments instead of weapons.
With the launch of the Aulas de Música (Music Classrooms) program, Governor Pablo Lemus and local leaders are laying the groundwork for a future where art and music play a central role in combating the state’s violence and social challenges.
Buen Fin 2025, scheduled Thursday, November 13 through Monday, November 17, is Mexico’s annual shopping event - similar to Black Friday in the U.S. - that involves both physical stores and online retailers, offering large discounts and promotions on a wide range of products, including electronics, clothing, household goods, and more.
