The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
Jalisco Governor Enrique Alfaro has fired a broadside at the federal government at a key moment in the election campaign, pointing a finger squarely at the Lopez Obrador administration as the major reason why this state is reeling under so many problems.
In the most recent stage of the state government’s schedule for a return to in-person classes, 13,606 schools in Jalisco got the green light to fully open their doors on Monday, May 17.
Due to the lower rates of Covid-19 hospitalizations in Jalisco, the state government has suspended its operation at the Ángel Leaño Hospital,
More than five months after the federal government officially granted Ajijic Pueblo Mágico status, village residents are expressing concerns that the municipal government has not demonstrated any advancement in establishing an organizational structure and a comprehensive action plan.
State authorities are investigating a presumed double homicide of two men whose bodies were discovered Tuesday, May 4, inside a property in a subdivision of San Cristobal Zapotitlán, in the municipality of Jocotepec.
Self-assembly furniture conglomerate Ikea has announced the extension of its online service in Mexico to include home delivery to addresses in greater Guadalajara, Puerto Vallarta and some other Jalisco locations.
As the task of inoculating around 200,000 teachers and administrative personnel continued this week through May 4, the Jalisco government wasted no time in outlining its strategy to get students back in classrooms speedily and safely.
While moms throughout Jalisco were celebrated on May 10 (Mothers Day), there was nothing but sadness for the thousands of mamas still waiting for any scrap of news about their missing sons and daughters.
The pitaya season is now in full swing. The cactus fruit enjoys a six-week harvest in Techaluta, Jalisco, and surrounding municipalities.
