The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
The six Chapala policemen who were detained last month on suspicion of colluding with the Cartel Jalisco Nueva Generacion (CJNG) crime syndicate have been put behind bars to face formal charges of attempted homicide, illegal deprivation of liberty and association in organized crime.
Reporter reader Cathie Simon took this dramatic photograph from her home in Chula Vista looking south across Lake Chapala on the evening of Thursday, April 18.
The Chapala police department has revealed the recent capture of six individuals suspected of operating an auto theft ring that has been preying on the lakeside area over the past several months.
Chapala Civil Protection and Fire Department chief Arturo Rivera revealed that his staff have faced major challenges in contending with a recent rash of brush fires that have plagued the municipality.
The Lakeside School for Kids with Special Needs has received a welcome donation of hearing aids thanks to a youthful activist from Orange County, California.
Chapala Mayor Joaquin Huerta has confirmed the installation of a military guard post near the municipality’s western boundary with Jocotepec.
The 69 dogs at the Lakeside Spay and Neuter Ranch survived a sudden brush fire on Tuesday, April 9 – a narrow escape that the center’s director Gudrun Jones calls “miraculous.”
After patching up more than 500 ugly potholes, Ajijic town manager Hector España is forging ahead with a campaign to spruce up the village.
The dynamic congregation of Lakeside Presbyterian Church has purchased property in San Antonio Tlayacapan to build a permanent home.
