Do you remember Jason Grosfeld and his real estate frauds in Los Cabos? Well, it turns out that that is just the tip of the iceberg of the rosary of crimes that the ex-BlackRock has been committing since, in 2014, Irongate acquired the Cabo Riviera development, now known as Costa Palmas. Just as you read […]
Inclusive Christmas Market in La Paz: Call for Applications Now Open
The City Council of La Paz, through the Municipal Directorate of Inclusion, has announced the call for applications to participate in the Inclusive Christmas Market. This event, set to take place in the city center, aims to provide a safe and welcoming space for entrepreneurs from the LGBT+, neurodivergent, and disabled communities to sell and […]
Pacaso Introduces “Marea,” to New Oceanview Retreat in Cabo
Pacaso, the tech-enabled marketplace for co-owned luxury vacation homes, today unveils its latest property in San José del Cabo, “Marea.” Nestled in the prestigious Puerto Los Cabos community, this new Pacaso residence offers buyers the unique opportunity to co-own 1/8 to 1/2 of a contemporary second home that blends modern luxury with serene seaside living. […]
La Niña again. How does it affect BCS?
The state is experiencing a drought situation that affects 90% of its territory according to the Drought Monitor of the National Water Commission (Conagua). This situation is aggravated by the recent conclusion of a hurricane season without significant rainfall, which increases water vulnerability and the risk of forest fires in the region. The La Niña […]
They invite you to the “Mar y Christmas 2024 Nautical Festival” in Cabo San Lucas
On December 13 and 14, the “Mar y Christmas 2024 Nautical Festival” will take place on “El Médano” beach and in the port area of Cabo San Lucas, which will offer attendees cultural activities and a popular festival in which artisans, indigenous communities, young people and civil associations will participate. María de Jesús Cruz Medina, […]
Los Cabos and La Paz account for 90% of disappearances in BCS
The problem of disappearances in Baja California Sur continues to be an alarming issue for the population and the authorities. According to data from the National Registry of Missing and Unlocated Persons (RNPDNO), between January and November 2024, 419 reports related to disappearances, non-locations and locations were registered in the state. Of the total number […]
La Paz ranks first in the 2024 Urban Competitiveness Index
The municipality of La Paz has been highlighted as a leader in the 2024 Urban Competitiveness Index of the Mexican Institute for Competitiveness (IMCO). In the category of cities with populations between 250,000 and 500,000 inhabitants, La Paz is ranked first thanks to its performance in key indicators such as: economic development, innovation, security, mobility […]
Citizens denounce extortion by traffic agents in Los Cabos
“I have seen that they want to take even people who are walking,” a citizen told this media. The complainants pointed out that, far from feeling safe under the surveillance of the authorities, they fear being arrested and robbed of the money they earn with effort. “Instead of protecting us, they seem to be hunting […]
Afro-Mexican community does not stop
In the neighborhoods of La Paz, the echo of invisible drums resounds, telling stories of struggle, tradition, and roots. The Afro-Mexican community, with just over 20,000 people in the region, has been facing the challenges of racism and social invisibility for decades, while preserving its customs and cultivating a sense of belonging that transcends generations. […]
Government will regulate tourist transportation in Los Cabos with software and new regulations
Taxi and transportation workers in the municipality of Los Cabos have experienced several months of constant tension due to the lack of regulation in the tourism sector, where the State Government reported that it will implement new software to keep track, in addition to establishing measures to guarantee an orderly and safe service for travelers. […]