The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
Thousands of Mexican children are able to obtain free medical care in the state of Texas thanks to the volunteer work of Shriner organizations based in that state.
Chapala was kept under a tight security net Wednesday, March 22 for the latest official visit by Jalisco Governor Jorge Aristóteles Sandoval, who arrived at Parque de la Cristiania for a triple-feature program woven into the commemoration of World Water Day.
A federal judge has ordered the Chapala government to stop construction of a high-rise apartment building going up adjacent to the Nimue nautical sports club in lower La Floresta.
Cruz Roja Chapala launched its annual Colecta campaign at a ceremony held Thursday, March 16 on the esplanade opposite City Hall.
Three pedestrians recently lost their lives to hit-and-run drivers in separate accidents that occurred along the Chapala-Jocotepec highway.
As new cases of dog poisoning have cropped up in Ajijic and spread to San Antonio Tlayacapan, an ad hoc citizen’s committee acting in defense of the victims and their masters is stepping up pressure on local authorities to get cracking on the alarming crime wave.
The first Senior Tennis Tournament, a doubles round robin, will take place Thursday to Sunday, March 16-19 at the Raquet Club in San Juan Cosala.
This weekend’s International Jazz Festival will keep Chapala grooving with three straight evenings of live music, kicking off Friday, 7 p.m.
A police task force operating under command of Jalisco’s Attorney General Office swooped in the Chapala area Wednesday, February 22
