The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
Put a critical eye on the Chapala area these days and you’ll observe a place awash in loose litter and bagged up garbage.
A lakeside man will face trial on a charge of femicide following the violent death of his spouse.
In sync with the end of the 2015-2016 academic year, Niños de Chapala y Ajijic (NCA) held a celebration luncheon Saturday, July 16 to honor 39 sponsored students who graduated this year from pre-school, elementary, middle school and high school programs.
The uproar over the operation of a substance abuse rehab clinic in Chula Vista is over.
A scathing report questioning the professional credentials of top Chapala officials appeared in the Jalisco supplement of the July 17 edition of Proceso, recognized as one of Mexico’s leading news weekly.
Ajijic artist Efren González is literally cooking up a highly original sculptural work designed to pay tribute to the town’s dearly departed.
One of the goals of Ajijic Cares, founded at Lakeside three years ago, is to provide education for young people on AIDS and HIV.
Dozens of suspected cases of dengue fever have been reported this month in the Lake Chapala corridor between Chapala and Jocotepec, according to local health authorities.
The uptick in home robberies revealed in last week’s edition of the Guadalajara Reporter has lakeside area foreign residents worried that a crime wave may be in progress. It is impossible to gauge whether that is a fact or rather a common wisdom perception of rising insecurity.
