More than 6,765 people have been arrested in Operation Border.

Joint operations carried out by federal forces in coordination with state and municipal police through “Operation Border” have resulted in the arrest of 6,765 people and the seizure of 5,258 firearms. In addition, 923,539 cartridges of various calibers, 25,080 magazines, 67,010 kilos of drugs, including 386.90 kilos of fentanyl, 4,591 vehicles, and 826 properties have […]

More than 3 tons of methamphetamine transported in all-terrain vehicles in Baja California have been seized.

More than 3 tons of methamphetamine were seized by National Guard (GN) agents, in coordination with elements of the Mexican Army, in the municipality of Ensenada, Baja California. The seizure was made by the agents while conducting security patrols in the aforementioned municipality. From a distance, the officers spotted two all-terrain vehicles descending the hills […]

The Mexican monsoon will bring rain and wind to Baja California this Friday.

The weather forecast for Baja California for this Friday, August 29, predicts a contrast between scattered showers generated by the Mexican monsoon and the high temperatures that continue across much of the state. According to the National Meteorological Service (SMN), mostly clear skies are expected in the morning in Baja California, with cool temperatures in […]

CJNG leaves narco-banners for the governor of Baja California

This Sunday, August 24, Ensenada woke up to narco-banners signed by the Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG), whose messages are directed at Baja California Governor Marina del Pilar Ávila Olmeda. The narco-banners, which mention a military commander, accuse the state governor of collusion with the Sinaloa Cartel, and single out specific individuals. What exactly do […]

How to report an official while you’re a tourist in Baja California?

The Baja California Tourism Secretariat has urged tourism service providers in the state to join the campaign to promote reporting, an initiative that seeks to foster a culture of reporting that safeguards the rights of locals and travelers. Before contracting any service, users can consult the commercial mailbox set up by the Federal Consumer Protection […]

BC groups expect to be heard in the appointment of the new head of the CNB

Teresa Guadalupe Reyes Sahagún, current head of the CNP, submitted her resignation on July 29th, and will leave office effective August 31st. Groups searching for missing persons in Baja California hope to participate in the decision-making process for the appointment of the head of the National Commission for the Search for Persons (CNB), said Eddy […]

Alleged murderer of man linked in Baja California

A man allegedly linked to the murder of a man stabbed on a public street in the Baja California neighborhood was charged with aggravated homicide by force. According to the investigation file, on July 20, at approximately 8:39 a.m., Nicolás “N” intercepted a man who was walking in front of a home located on San […]

Rosarito: memories, sea and flavors that remain in the soul

I think of Rosarito with great nostalgia. Rosarito nestled in my soul one Sunday morning over a breakfast of “machaca” in a cozy restaurant, where the wood and trophies tell stories of the countryside, and a cold wind whispered memories only understood by those who once left with a full heart. A Sunday in the […]

3 projects that will transform Baja California: everything we know so far

Baja California is experiencing a key moment in its development, with three major infrastructure projects seeking to improve mobility, strengthen trade, and strengthen border relations with the United States. Although all face delays, they remain on track and represent an ambitious commitment to the state’s future. Elevated Viaduct This is one of the most anticipated […]