The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
Transito police are giving out more than 1,000 tickets per day in the metro area to those not wearing their seatbelts, having overly dark polarized windows, vehicles with only one license plate, with babies not in special seats, speeding, using a cell phone and motorcycle riders without helmets. The price for not wearing a seatbelt is 600 pesos.
The United States Consulate General in Guadalajara (USCG) has issued a warning to U.S. citizens about a “grandparent scam.”
Hurricane Ernesto hit the Yucatan Peninsula mid week, but here it was a Pacific tropical storm that brought rains to the metro area.
Federal police arrested a suspected leading member of the Cartel Jalisco Nueva Generacion (CJNG) in Zapopan on Monday, August 6.
Just a week after the Aurora, Colorado massacre, some 800 moviegoers were evacuated from a screening of new Batman movie “Dark Knight Rises” at a Guadalajara cinema last Friday.
Animal rights activists are up in arms to prevent Guadalajara authorities from returning a tiger to a former owner who used to rent him to an amusement park.
Tlaquepaque was struck by heavy hail on Tuesday morning, causing flooding and traffic chaos.
San Fransisco native Stephen Marcus Peat was found dead Sunday night at his home on Calle España in Guadalajara’s Moderna neighborhood.
Clad in traditional costumes, Tonala residents carry out the “Dance of the Tastoanes,” an annual ritual which dates back hundreds of years.
