The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
Chapala city hall is cranking up the pace to complete major public works projects by the end of next month, Mayor Javier Degollado declared during an inspection tour to various sites on Tuesday, January 16.
The second stage of the Ajijic highway improvement project finally got underway after dark on Tuesday, January 9.
Officials from Jalisco’s Ministry of Infrastructure and Public Works (SIOP) have confirmed plans to rehabilitate the Chapala-Guadalajara highway in 2018.
Ajijic artist Janice Kimball is up for an encore as the keynote speaker for the first anniversary Women’s March of Ajijic.
Three officers serving in the Ixtlahuacán de Membrillos police department were arrested on December 30 as prime suspects in the murder of a federal inspector for the federal Ministry of Communications and Transport (SCT) who was their acquaintance.
Enrique Alfaro, on leave from his post as Guadalajara mayor to seek the Movimiento Ciudadano nomination in the 2018 governor’s race, posed for photos and selfies with his supporters during a January 4 campaign stop in Chapala.
Enjoy a razzle-dazzle welcome to 2018 compliments of the local government at the Festival de Luces events set for Sunday, December 31 at the Chapala and Ajijic waterfront promenades.
Faced with apparently insurmountable challenges in managing local garbage collection, the Chapala government has opted to contract a private company to operate the service.
Officials from Chapala’s Land Registry department (Catastro) will go on the road next week to take annual impuesto predial (property tax) payment services to the doorstep of property owners in several prime housing developments.
