The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
The eagle-eyed owner of an Ajijic coffee shop has become a local hero after providing a tip leading to the arrest of three men linked to a series of home invasions perpetrated in the Chapala area.
A Jocotepec man captured last month in connection with the June 7 kidnapping of the chief of police in the south shore municipality of Tuxcueca has been tied to seven recent homicides committed in the lakeshore area.
Joaquin Huerta promises public security strategies and financial austerity will be his administration's top priorities.
Although only one confirmed case of dengue fever has been reported in Chapala this year, health authorities have detected increasing local presence of the type of mosquito that spreads the unpleasant viral disease.
Lake Chapala is back on a steady rise, gaining in just one month almost the same amount of water it accumulated during the entire 2011 rainy season.
A couple found dead in their Chapala home on Friday, July 20, appear to have been murdered during a robbery perpetrated earlier in the week.
Whether at a national, state or municipal level, there seem to be few gracious losers among Mexico’s politicians in post-election season.
Staying at the forefront of 21st century education, Chapala’s Instituto Tecnologico Superior (ITS) is ready to introduce a new engineering curriculum in the innovative field of digital animation and special effects, opening up enrollment for the next academic cycle.
Motorists headed through downtown Jocotepec will find themselves detoured while the municipal government completes the last leg in renovating the city’s main arteries.
