Two women were murdered and shot dead in Ensenada

The two young women who were shot to death in Ensenada had reportedly been confined for around ten days in a room at an apartment complex located on Ryerson Avenue, one of the city’s most central streets. The two friends had been in the bar district a couple of days before the off-road Baja 500 […]

Baja California government promotes state real estate licensing to strengthen housing market security

Buying, selling, or renting a home with greater certainty and security is the goal of the “Your Real Estate License Starts Here” program, through which the Baja California government is promoting the professionalization of real estate agents with free training and scholarships to obtain their first state license, Governor Marina del Pilar Avila Olmeda announced. […]

Recession slows business openings in Baja California

Economic recession and local tax burdens are acting as a brake on businesses in Baja California; data from the Mexican Social Security Institute (IMSS) shows a 9.2% year-over-year contraction in the opening of formal businesses between January and May 2026 compared to the same period in 2025. Specifically, IMSS regional figures record a total of […]

The business sector demands faster crossings from the United States into Mexico via Baja California border crossings.

OCTAVIO SANDOVAL, PRESIDENT OF THE BAJA CALIFORNIA BUSINESS COORDINATING COUNCIL (CCE), ANNOUNCED VARIOUS MEASURES AUTHORITIES COULD IMPLEMENT TO EXPEDITE THE RETURN FROM THE UNITED STATES TO MEXICO, ADDRESSING A PROBLEM THAT HAS BEEN ESCALATING. The private sector in Mexicali demanded that state and federal authorities speed up crossings from the United States into Mexico at […]

Airport routes are a gold mine for the Municipal Police.

“Travelers Extorted” The routes leading to the Tijuana airport—both the one coming from the Otay Port of Entry after leaving the United States and the one running from Zona Río and the hotel district—have become a strategic hotspot for extortion by the Municipal Police. Residents of neighboring California who cross into Tijuana to catch a […]

Oxxo stores are making shelf space for “Made in Baja California” products

The Oxxo convenience store chain and the Ministry of Economy and Innovation invited local businesses to participate in the “Made in Baja California” Product Shelf program, designed to give companies greater opportunities to grow and consolidate their market position. “This program allows local products to gain greater visibility, reach thousands of consumers, and expand their […]

Wine Harvest Festivals in Baja California

The Harvest Festival in Valle de Guadalupe Returns in 2026 The arrival of the Harvest Festival in Valle de Guadalupe is just around the corner in 2026. This celebration honors and shares with both national and international visitors the pride of being the Mexican state with the highest wine production in the country. During these […]