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Latest News - Baja California
CESPT Urges Residents to Keep Water Meter Access Well-Maintained
Regular upkeep of residential water meters ensures accurate readings and allows for early detection of leaks.
San Quintin Unveils Tourism Calendar for August and September
San Quintín has rolled out a lineup of events including sport fishing, gastronomy, wine harvests, motorsports, and nature activities.
Your RV permit may be valid… but you could still end up stranded at the border
If you're crossing into Mexico with an RV, ATV, jet ski or trailer, one overlooked detail could lead to your vehicle being seized by customs authorities.
Tijuana: Yesterday, Today and Forever Mural Unveiled on Avenida Revolución
The public art piece celebrates Tijuana's rich past, vibrant present, and promising future.
Binational wastewater project in Tijuana reaches major construction milestone
Authorities say 15 of the 20 projects outlined under Minute 328 have been completed or are currently under construction as Mexico and the U.S. continue efforts to reduce cross-border sewage flows.
Baja California Launches Initiative to Certify Basic Education for Women
Governor Marina del Pilar has reaffirmed her administration's commitment to expanding educational access for women across the state.
Tijuana Faces Water and Environmental Crisis, Warns Congresswoman Erika Santana
Municipal officials met to tackle the decades-long pollution in the Tijuana River and advance water recovery solutions.
15-year-old found hidden inside vehicle dashboard at Otay Mesa Port of Entry
Federal prosecutors say the Mexican teenager was concealed inside a modified dashboard compartment while attempting to enter the United States through the Otay Mesa Port of Entry.
Opinion | Bonilla: this land demands answers
From this land, where the wind carries dust, a dry sea and scars that never heal, we send these words with heads held high.
CESPT Launches Second Phase of Avenida Revolución Sewer Network Overhaul
The project entails replacing infrastructure in Downtown Tijuana that has been in continuous service for over fifty years.
Rosarito Hotels Post Strong Cumulative Gains in 2026
These results confirm that Rosarito is a competitive destination that also aims to expand tourism activities beyond weekends and holidays.
Discover Baja California: World-Class Tourism Experiences Across 7 Municipalities
Baja California delivers a diverse array of experiences for visitors of all ages across its seven municipalities.
Mónica Vega Leads Poll as Top Morena Contender for Tijuana Mayoral Race: Plural.mx
CESPT Director Mónica Vega holds a clear lead among Tijuana voters ahead of the city's mayoral election, according to a recent poll.
Playas de Rosarito Tapped for International Smart Tourism Program
Rosarito has been selected to take part in the International Training and Self-Diagnosis Program for Smart Tourist Destinations.
Tijuana Singer Estibaliz Badiola Earns Latin Grammy Consideration for ‘Afrodita’ Album
Estíbaliz Badiola's latest album, “Afrodita”, is currently under consideration for a nomination at the 27th annual Latin Grammy Awards.
Ismael Burgueño Pulls Ahead as Clear Favorite for Baja California Governorship
Ismael Burgueño captured 37.4% of voter preference in the MORENA-PT-PVEM coalition, placing him well ahead of his nearest rival.
Governor Marina del Pilar Files Criminal Complaint Amid Audio Leak Controversy
The legal action comes just one day after the governor publicly characterized the audio leak as a "psychological ambush" orchestrated by her predecessor, former Governor Jaime Bonilla Valdez.
Tijuana distributor seeks $250,000 from PepsiCo after Poppi partnership ends
The company says a product withdrawal at H-E-B, unpaid compensation and reputational damage left it with significant financial losses.
First Tourist Signage Unveiled in Downtown Tijuana
The newly installed signs in Downtown Tijuana provide estimated travel times and distances to popular destinations throughout the city.
Tijuana and San Diego Strengthen Ties Through Binational Cultural Initiatives
By championing cultural development, Tijuana seeks to cement the region's standing as a leading example of Mexico–U.S. cooperation.