The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
The Mexican Army was called in to help evacuate Tonala residents on Monday, as heavy storms left hundreds of properties flooded, causing millions of pesos of damage.
At a height of 60 meters, Guadalajara’s brand new ferris wheel is the biggest in Latin America.
Police arrested an alleged car thief in Guadalajara this week after he inadvertently tried to sell a stolen vehicle to its former owner.
Tonala hosts the famous “Dance of the Tastoanes” this weekend, an annual ritual commemorating an indigenous insurgence during the Spanish invasion of western Mexico.
A local man was arrested last month for using his cell phone to film what he believed to be abuse of power by police in Guadalajara.
Nancy, the one-year-seven-month old infant who was snatched from her mother’s arms in Guadalajara on June 23, has been recovered and reunited with her parents.
A gang of armed thieves held up an Italian restaurant in Santa Anita at gunpoint earlier this month, stealing the valuables of everyone on the premises and then locking them in the bathroom.
Two teenage students from Guadalajara remain in prison in Mazatlan more than eight months after being arrested for drug trafficking, due to a serious error by U.S. authorities that has since been compounded by Mexican bureaucracy.
A blonde-haired, green-eyed girl who made headlines last October when she was photographed selling gum at a Guadalajara intersection was reunited with her mother this week after spending nine months in a Guadalajara orphanage.
