The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
Clad in traditional costumes, Tonala residents carry out the “Dance of the Tastoanes,” an annual ritual which dates back hundreds of years.
Four days after he was abducted in Guadalajara’s Plaza Tapatia, seven-year-old Jesus Carrasco was returned to parents on Sunday.
U.S. Consul General Daniel Keller has left Guadalajara after a three year stint as top U.S. diplomat in the city.
To brighten up the city, Guadalajara’s public benches have been given an artistic makeover in recent weeks.
Guadalajara native Ana Karen Siordia Velazco became the new Nuestra Belleza Jalisco 2012 at Teatro Diana July 19.
Six staff from La Diablita restaurant in Guadalajara’s Chapalita neighborhood were arrested last week, allegedly in possession of two stolen cell phones and a machine for cloning credit cards.
Thousands of young people, many of whom belonged to the #YoSoy132 student movement, took part in the “Mega March” from downtown Guadalajara to the Zapopan Basilica on Sunday to protest the “imposition” of Enrique Peña Nieto as Mexico’s president-elect.
Two new tunnels are set to make the Los Cubos-Periferico stretch of Avenida Vallarta a traffic light-free thoroughfare.
