In a festive and traditional atmosphere, the 2025 Livestock, Agriculture, and Fisheries Expo officially opened this Sunday, March 16th. This event brought together thousands of attendees to celebrate the best of the region’s livestock, agriculture, and fishing industries. Mayor Christian Agúndez Gómez cut the ribbon for the fair, which is held annually in the municipal […]

The Baja California Sur State Police is offering vacancies following recent business robberies, such as the one on the boardwalk where two men were caught robbing a scooter company, making increased security necessary. The Baja California Sur Public Security Secretariat has opened a new call for those interested in joining the State Preventive Police and […]

Baja California Sur has recorded 34 femicides from 2019 to March 2025, reflecting the persistence of extreme violence against women in the state. So far this year, two more cases have been reported: on January 19 in Mulegé, where the investigation is ongoing with no confirmed arrests, and on February 7 in Todos Santos, where […]

The discovery of a training and extermination camp at the Izaguirre ranch in Teuchitlán, Jalisco, has sparked national shock and outrage. In response, the Búsquedas San José del Cabo collective from Baja California Sur expressed its solidarity with the affected families and the groups involved in locating the site. At the end of 2021, at […]

Municipal Public Services workers at 3 a.m., Drinking Water and Sewerage Service workers at 7 a.m., and State Government workers at 9 a.m., stopped work at the beginning of this week on Monday, March 10. This was established in the Assembly last Friday by the workers and leaders of the Bureaucrats’ union when seeking a […]

Sunshine Antonio Rodríguez Peña, a fishing leader and a cooperative leader in the port of San Felipe, was murdered after noon on Saturday, March 8, on the streets of the city of Mexicali, Baja California. The attack against Sunshine Rodríguez took place at the intersection of Río Presidio and Víctor Rosales streets, in the Independencia […]

Early Tuesday morning, the tariffs announced by the United States government came into effect, which establish a 25% tax on imports from Mexico and Canada. Specialists on the subject point out that this measure will have serious consequences for Baja California Sur, especially for tourism in the municipality of Los Cabos, which is gradually growing […]

With the arrival of the first spring breakers, restaurateurs, merchants and activity promoters in Los Cabos have high expectations that this season will generate a significant economic spillover for their establishments. In an interview with CPS Noticias and Tribuna de Los Cabos, Garrid Araos Wilkes, manager of a restaurant on El Médano beach, commented that […]

In response to reports of deportations of compatriots from the United States, the National Employment Service (SNE) in Baja California Sur confirmed that 653 positions were opened for those who decide to relocate to the state. So far, no deported person has chosen to settle in the southern Californian state through the federal mechanism that […]

Baja California Sur is famous for gray whale watching, which attracts thousands of tourists every year. Many visit the fishing villages in the region to see these giants of the sea up close and, in the process, enjoy a good stay with comfortable services and a relaxed atmosphere. What tourists say matters a lot to […]