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César Hank Claims “Cannabis Use Is a Right to Health and Life”
Mayor Ismael Burgueño Celebrates “Route of Peace” Art Contest and New Downtown Mural
CESPT Replaces 120 Meters of Collapsed Sewer Line in Tijuana’s Los Reyes Neighborhood
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Latest News - Tijuana
Mayor Ismael Burgueño Expands Healthy Tijuana Program with Two New Units
Located in the Las Fuentes and El Dorado neighborhoods, the new units offer residents free medical care and preventive health services.
U.S. Consul Visits Tijuana Institute of Technology to Promote Binational Collaboration
Discussions focused on how academic collaboration can create opportunities for students and professionals while contributing to regional prosperity
Tijuana Advances Ongoing Citywide Cleanup Program
The Tijuana government is continuing its citywide improvement efforts, carrying out maintenance work in multiple districts.
Tijuana Mayor Ismael Burgueño Swears In Neighborhood Representatives
More than 9,000 people were present for the ceremony.
What’s Happening Feb. 7–8: Events Across Tijuana and San Diego
From comedy to music and Lunar New Year festivities, there’s no shortage of weekend fun in the region.
Rakún Café: Tijuana’s New Coffee Spot With Character and Charm
The café blends specialty drinks, a cozy setting, and raccoon-themed merchandise for a unique experience.
Tijuana International Airport Reports 4.2% Drop in January Passenger Traffic
Domestic, international, and cross-border travel all posted declines during the first month of 2026.
First Women’s Entrepreneur Expo Takes Places in Tijuana
This initiative seeks to empower working women by providing a dedicated space to showcase their businesses.
Four Puppies Rescued After Illegal Street Sale in Tijuana
The puppies, believed to be just weeks old, were taken in by municipal authorities following standard inspection procedures.
New Tijuana–Vancouver Route Set to Launch in 2026
The service is expected to begin ahead of the 2026 winter season and will operate at least once a week, according to state tourism officials.
Tijuana Mayor Ismael Burgueño Hosts Community Outreach Event in El Porvenir
The initiative is designed to bridge the gap between the government and the community by delivering services directly to neighborhoods.
Six Things to Do Around Tijuana and San Diego This Weekend
The cross-border lineup includes concerts, comedy, theater, and a traditional food fair.
Border Traffic Improvements Planned for Tijuana–San Diego Region
President Claudia Sheinbaum discussed efforts with U.S. authorities to speed up border crossings and previewed new transportation projects for the city.
First Segment of Tijuana Elevated Roadway Opens to Traffic
President Claudia Sheinbaum presided over a ribbon-cutting ceremony to inaugurate the first phase of the project.
Woman Finds GPS Tracker on Car Before Crossing Into U.S.
The device was found after the driver sought assistance from police at the San Ysidro border crossing.
Tijuana’s Otay II Port of Entry Aims to Ease Congestion at Otay I
While Mexico has finished its part, construction on the U.S. side has not moved forward, halting the entire project.
Tijuana Native Earns Spot Among World’s Top Lighting Designers
Alita Escobedo earned her place among the world's best by creating lighting designs with profound artistic, technical, and social impact.
Tijuana Calls on Residents to Join Citywide Cleanup Effort
City crews are expected to continue rotating through districts in the coming weeks as the program expands.
Wrong Turn Near U.S. Border in Tijuana Nearly Costs Tourists Hundreds in Extortion Attempt
The group said they were confronted by men who demanded money and claimed they could move traffic cones blocking traffic.
Tijuana Sees Improvement in Public Perception of Security
The survey, conducted by INEGI, recorded a drop in the perception of insecurity, falling from 70.9% to 66.9% by year’s end.