Completion date set for work on La Paz Street
Neighbors satisfied with the progress
The paving work on La Paz Street in San Juan Cosalá is 65 percent complete,…More
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Completion date set for work on La Paz Street
Children’s and women’s soccer leagues restart in Chapala
A year of hard work reignited interest
The women’s and children’s soccer seasons kicked off in Chapala with eight teams. The hope…More
Jalisco and Zacatecas coordinate to fight crime in neighboring municipalities
Joint operations will be carried out with the Mexican Army and the National Guard
The Security Cabinet of the State of Jalisco met with federal and Zacatecas state authorities…More
Terra Color Fun Race donates to Cruz Roja Chapala
Around 700 runners participated in the race
Under the slogan “run, walk and have fun with the family,” the 2023 Terra Color…More
Governor Inaugurates the Police University of Jalisco to professionalize police
Based on recommendation of UN Human Rights Commission
Jalisco Governor Enrique Alfaro Ramírez inaugurated the Jalisco Police University (UniPol) on October 25. The…More
From Una Última Vez to Frecuencia : a tour celebrating 20 years of Sin Bandera
Guest Column by Julieta Isela
Note: From time to time Music Sin Fronteras publishes columns by leaders in the music…More
Fire department truck and car collide in Jocotepec
Near Jocotepec access ramp to Nextipac
A Jocotepec Fire Department pickup truck and a passenger car were involved in an accident…More
Milk truck overturns on Ajijic highway delivery milk to DIF
Driver lost control and flipped
A tractor-trailer carrying 14 thousand liters of milk (about 3,000 gallons) overturned and spilled the…More
Category five hurricane Otis Devastates Acapulco
Otis leaves 27 dead and 4 missing, horrific damage
Otis hit Acapulco hard. The category five hurricane, the highest on the Saffir-Simpson scale, made…More
Some sections of Jocotepec bike path still in darkness
Ten months and still no lights
The section of the bike path running along the Chapala lakefront in the municipality of…More