Baja California will bring its cuisine to Mérida in “From Peninsula to Peninsula”

The Baja California Gastronomy Cluster announced the event “From Peninsula to Peninsula,” with the goal of promoting gastronomy and an alliance between Tijuana and Yucatán. The program includes press conferences, conferences, food showcases, and dinners paired with wines and craft beers from the region, said Hugo León Valle, president of the Gastronomy Cluster. “There will […]

Mérida will host Sabor a Vid, a wine festival.

Mérida celebrated National Wine Day in Mexico with the announcement of Sabor a Vid, the first festival specializing in wine culture. The event will feature more than 35 national and international wineries, 15 workshops and pairing tastings, at least five culinary experiences, live music, and much more. On December 6, the Yucatecan capital will host […]

ICE arrests former Mexican judge in New Jersey; Attorney General’s Office investigates him for forced disappearance in Nayarit

Rodrigo Benítez Pérez, former deputy prosecutor and former magistrate of the Superior Court of Justice in the Judicial Branch of Nayarit, was arrested in the city of Elizabeth, New Jersey, by agents of the United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). The former official’s arrest came after he was declared a fugitive since November 2024. […]

Priscilla will bring torrential rains to Sonora starting Friday.

The Sonora government reported that cloud formations from Tropical Cyclone Priscilla will cause rainfall of up to 150 millimeters (6 inches) and wind gusts of up to 90 km/h (56 mph) in coastal and southern municipalities of the state. The Sonora government, through the State Civil Protection Coordination (CEPC), reported that the heaviest rainfall of […]

Baja California Sur celebrates 51 years as a free and sovereign state. What happened in 1974?

On the occasion of the 51st anniversary of the territory’s conversion to a free and sovereign state, authorities from the three branches of government and representatives of civil society participated this Wednesday, October 8, in a solemn public session held at the State Congress.Receive the most important news from Baja California Sur through our newsletter! […]

Sinaloa Cartel Threatens to Kill U.S. Citizens Living in Los Cabos

In a serious escalation of cartel violence, the Sinaloa Cartel (CDS) issued direct threats early Friday morning against American citizens residing in Cabo San Lucas and San José del Cabo, Mexico. The threats were delivered via two narcomantas—banners commonly used by criminal groups to communicate publicly—hung from a bridge in the Las Veredas neighborhood and […]

Mazatlán’s seawall experiences a saltwater explosion

The strong waves caused by Hurricane Priscilla invaded the coastal promenade this Wednesday morning, also causing damage to beach restaurants and buildings located along the beachfront. At the same time, people on the boardwalk took advantage of this situation to take selfies and videos. Municipal Civil Protection Coordinator Óscar Roberto Osuna Tirado announced that between […]