The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
Sebastián Ofner of Austria, ranked 147th in the world, won the second edition of the Puerto Vallara Tennis Open, defeating Australia’s John-Patrick Smith (ranked 198) in the final.
A lynx has been released into the Cerro Viejo hills in the Jocotepec pueblo of Potrerillos.
Women living in Zapopan who are considered vulnerable to domestic violence are being given electronic devices to emit notifications when they feel they may be in danger.
Five new bike lanes, 500 additional MiBici bicycles, plus some much-needed maintenance of existing pathways, are coming to Guadalajara.
Water is becoming a precious and increasingly scarce commodity for lakeside area residents as the spring dry season takes holds.
A new ring road bypassing Puerto Vallarta is a key part of the state administration’s plan for the development of the Costa Alegre (southern coastal) region of Jalisco, Governor Enrique Alfaro said this week.
Jalisco’s wave of violence is showing no sign of letting up, as evidenced by the gruesome discovery last week of 20 bodies stuffed into plastic bags in the municipality of Ixtlahuacan de los Membrillos.
Throughout March, 30 Jalisco branches of the Soriana Supermarket chain collected 93,182.90 pesos from rounding out customer tabs as donations to Taiyari, A.C., a non-profit that supports impoverished children suffering from heart ailments.
Jalisco Governor Enrique Alfaro and Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador were once close political allies but fell out before the 2018 general election. They traded many barbs during that campaign but both won their respective races. Peace now seems to have prevailed, and last weekend’s visit by Lopez Obrador to Guadalajara — his first as president — went off in a thoroughly amicable manner.
