Starting at the first minute of 2026, the use of the TAG system became mandatory at most toll booths operated by Caminos y Puentes Federales (CAPUFE) in Mexico, including several located in Baja California, as part of a strategy to expedite traffic and strengthen safety on federal highways. You might be interested in: Baja California […]
Abalone fishing season begins in Baja California
The abalone fishing season began on January 1st off the coast of Baja California, and tuna fishing began on January 20th, according to the National Aquaculture and Fisheries Commission (Conapesca). The measure is based on technical opinions issued by the Mexican Institute for Research in Sustainable Fisheries and Aquaculture (IMIPAS), with the aim of strengthening […]
Baja Stays promotes the consolidation of luxury tourism in Baja California
Baja California is emerging as one of the states with a distinctive tourism offering, encompassing beaches, desert, nature reserves, vineyards, and even medical services, positioning the state as a key destination for travelers visiting Mexico. Los Cabos is one of the state’s most popular spots, but it’s not the only one. Within the state’s 71,450 […]
In Baja California, hundreds of businesses are closing their doors and cutting thousands of jobs; they are asking for a reduction in the payroll tax.
In Baja California, a steady stream of business closures is directly impacting economic activity and employment. The monthly exodus of companies has raised concerns among business organizations, given the challenging environment for formal businesses to operate and remain in business in the state. This is happening while the private sector cites regulations and tax burdens […]
The 27 biggest generators of violence in BC
These 27 criminals, responsible for generating violence, would bring peace to the state, according to Baja California authorities. They are the intellectual and material authors of drug trafficking, street-level drug dealing, and homicides, which have kept Baja California second in the nation in total violent deaths and fourth in executions per 100,000 inhabitants. These criminal […]
SSPCM suspends two police officers following citizen complaint
The Municipal Secretariat of Public Safety and Citizen Protection (SSPCM) has temporarily removed two municipal police officers from their patrol and operational duties following a citizen complaint on social media, which was also formally filed with the Municipal Attorney’s Office. These officers will remain suspended pending the outcome of the corresponding investigation. The Municipal Attorney’s […]
There are 88 abandoned industrial buildings in Tijuana; “That has never happened before,” says Canadevi.
In the city, there are 88 vacant industrial buildings, equivalent to approximately four million square feet, according to Xavier Fernando Ibarra Quintana, president of the National Chamber of the Housing Development and Promotion Industry (Canadevi) in Tijuana. This Chamber is not the only business group that has reported negative figures in the city and state’s […]
They estimate losses of 100 million pesos per day due to the blockade at the Mexicali-Calexico border crossing
Nearly two days into the blockade of the Mexicali-Calexico border crossing, the Business Coordinating Council (CCE) of Mexicali, Baja California, estimated that 100 million pesos could be lost daily due to the protest by producers against the approval of the General Water Law. Octavio Sandoval López, president of the organization, and Cristian Apodaca del Ángel, […]
Water outage in Ensenada affects 61 neighborhoods; see when service will be restored
In Ensenada, Baja California, water service is being interrupted or cut off in 61 neighborhoods due to work on the desalination plant system, reported the Ensenada State Public Services Commission (CESPE). Which neighborhoods are affected by the lack of water? Through an announcement on its social media page, CESPE indicated that 61 neighborhoods may be […]