The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
To avoid upsetting anyone prior to the July 1 elections, Jalisco Governor Emilio Gonazalez is offering subsidies to bus drivers instead of raising fares.
Directors of the Instituto Cultural Cabañas are staging an emergency fundraiser to raise money to waterproof the building's roof.
Be extra careful if you withdraw large sums of cash from a bank. Preferably don’t.
The Bosque la Primavera will reopen this Saturday, although sections scorched by the recent fire will be off-limits to the public, says to Jose Luis Gamez, the nature reserve’s director general.
A building in Chapultepec has taken on a venomous façade, after a team of nine urban artists painted a giant snake curling down its side.
While some may consider him to be climbing down the political ladder, former Jalisco Governor Alberto Cardenas promises to fight as hard as he can to win back the Guadalajara mayor’s seat for the National Action Party (PAN).
Marching with placards, banners, colorful hats and other political propaganda, more than 40,000 union members took to the streets of Guadalajara to mark Dia del Trabajo on May 1.
Guadalajara city hall has closed one of the city’s traditional parks because its private operators have incurred debts of 1.7 million pesos.
At a cost of seven million pesos, police in Guadalajara have been equipped with 25 motorized tricycles for patrolling the historic city center and Avenida Chapultepec.
