Puerto Vallarta news roundup covers a death in police custody, triple cruise arrivals, DIF protests and a stronger winter ...

An armed group stormed a San Rafael apartment building, beating residents, looting homes and forcing more than ten families ...

Residents and local businesses in La Playa are writing their own design rules so tourism grows without wiping out the fishing ...

A new guided trail in Juan Xidó Cabras is turning little known rupestrian paintings San Miguel into a nature and culture stop ...

In a bold move against common sense and Google Maps, seven women from Puerto Vallarta decide on a “just a little volcano hike ...

Guadalajara’s new mobile app tracks trash trucks in real time and sends two alerts so residents know exactly when to put out ...

Residents of Magisterial in San José del Cabo fear a new hillside housing project and loose fill above their homes could ...

Business leaders expect hotels in Puerto Vallarta to finish 2025 around 70 percent full as winter visitors offset a weak spring and summer.

San Miguel de Allende now hosts more than 850 weddings a year, with mostly foreign couples driving over 3 billion pesos in ...

More than 5,000 people used electronic ballot boxes to weigh in on whether Puerto Vallarta’s Malecón should stay car free or reopen to traffic.

When a loved one dies in Mexico, the question of what happens to their home can add stress to an already hard time. Many ...

Los Cabos will tighten permits for itinerant sellers on El Médano, prioritising some and cutting others to protect the resort ...