Oceanologist and UABC student sought in Ensenada

So far this week, two people from the educational community of the Autonomous University of Baja California (UABC), Ensenada Unit, are missing, in separate cases. The State Attorney General’s Office (FGE) issued two search cards to locate oceanologist Diana Yadira Vázquez Velázquez and student José Israel Carpio Ortiz. Diana Yadira, 56 years old, was last […]

Warning issued to people who use SENTRI lanes at San Ysidro Port of Entry

Tijuana police are warning drivers about a rise in “blind mule” instances at the border. This phenomenon refers to individuals who unknowingly transport narcotics or unauthorized migrants through ports of entry. The Tijuana Police Department is cautioning travelers to inspect their cars before crossing into San Diego due to this increase. According to Fernando Sánchez […]

Marina del Pilar Ávila launches “Seed Capital” 2024 to support Baja California entrepreneurs

Mexicali, Baja California.- Baja California entrepreneurs have the financial support, training and mentoring of the state government to start a business in their communities. They will obtain the financial support from the “Capital Semilla” 2024 program launched by Governor Marina del Pilar Ávila Olmeda (Morena). Strengthening entrepreneurship in the region is one of the objectives […]

Meth worth nearly $6m found in fake watermelons at US-Mexico border

US authorities have made several significant seizures of methamphetamine hidden amongst shipments of fake fruit and vegetables recently. One such seizure was made at the San Diego port of Otay Mesa, where 2 tonnes of meth worth $5m were discovered in packages designed to look like watermelons. A shipment of celery contained over 2,500lbs of […]

US exploring using facial recognition on migrant children at Mexico border

The US Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is exploring the use of facial recognition technology on migrant children at the Mexico border, according to a report by MIT Technology Review. The plan aims to improve facial recognition technology, but privacy experts and migrant advocates have expressed concerns about the potential consequences. The DHS already uses […]

Notice to drivers: There will be road closures for 3 months in Cabo San Lucas

The Public Safety, Preventive Police and Municipal Traffic Department of Los Cabos reported on the closure of roads in the Magisterial neighborhood of the Cabo San Lucas district due to the improvement works of the “Demasías – Constituyentes Dual Lane.” According to the available information, from August 19 to November 19 of this year, work […]