The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
A California couple visiting Mexico was shot and killed on Wednesday, December 11 in the state of Michoacán, according to multiple U.S. news sources, including CNN and The New York Times.
Officers from Jalisco’s Family Violence Unit (Unidad de Violencia Familiar) have rescued an 11-year-old boy who had been chained to the roof of his home in Tlaquepaque. The boy’s mother was arrested, and two other children, aged two and five, were taken into protective custody.
The Jalisco Electoral Institute (IEPC) has deregistered two political parties, Hagamos and Futuro, for failing to meet the required electoral support thresholds in the state elections held this June.
Although Jalisco Health Secretary Fernando Petersen reported on November 29 a decline in hospitalizations and new dengue cases due to colder winter weather, the latest figures from the federal authorities reveal 885 new dengue cases in the state in the past week. No new deaths were reported.
Morena Party Senator Carlos Lomelí has called on legislators in the new Jalisco Congress to push for permanent, free-of-charge driver’s licenses, alongside introducing a points system for tracking traffic offenses.
Do you have a passion for tequila? Then Guadalajara’s new Tequila Lab Museum is the perfect destination for you.
The updated Covid-19 and 2024/25 influenza vaccines are currently only available in Jalisco at seven Farmacias Guadalajara branches in the Guadalajara metropolitan area that have doctors’ consultation rooms attached to them.
Residents of Jalisco can look forward to a seamless leadership transition on December 6, when Pablo Lemus Navarro assumes the role of governor, succeeding Enrique Alfaro Ramírez.
Outgoing Jalisco Governor Enrique Alfaro has acknowledged that his administration fell short in tackling a major ecological challenge: the restoration and cleanup of the Santiago River, one of the most polluted waterways in Mexico.
