This Week’s Must-See
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
From Violet Card to College: 928 Women in Mexicali Graduate High School
Latest News - Tijuana
Thousands of Riders Set for Tijuana’s 40th Annual Toy Run
A massive caravan of riders will fill the city’s streets December 14, delivering toys and holiday cheer to local children.
“Tijuana: Clean City” Program Clears Over 14 Tons of Waste in Several Neighborhoods
Officials say roughly 5,500 residents stand to benefit from this round of cleanups.
Lola & Lilo: New Cat-Themed Café Opens in Tijuana
This establishment has also partnered with Kitty’s House Shelter, turning the space into an official donation center and adoption promoter.
Tijuana’s Youth Honored with Prestigious Municipal Awards
In a ceremony celebrating local talent, the Municipal Youth Institute (Imjuv) recognized the drive and dedication of Tijuana's youth.
A Sweet Holiday Village Takes Over La Ruta del Maíz in Tijuana
The popular floral venue transforms into a Christmas village of lights and color, offering a cozy seasonal escape for locals and visitors alike.
This Weekend in San Diego and Tijuana: Top 10 Events You Won’t Want to Miss
From concerts and holiday festivals to markets and parades, here are the top events happening from December 5 to 7.
Illegal Fireworks Confiscated at Tijuana Street Market
A routine sweep led to the discovery of roughly 66 pounds of prohibited fireworks.
More Than 4,500 Residents See Improvements Under Tijuana Cleanup Program
Three neighborhoods in Tijuana saw major cleanups this week, with crews clearing debris, fixing infrastructure and restoring public spaces.
Man Hiding Under Blanket Arrested at San Ysidro Port of Entry
The suspect had been deported twice previously, first in 1996 and most recently last month.
Tijuana Grants Over 3,000 Environmental Impact Licenses
Promoting the responsible and environmental operation of local businesses is a key priority for the Tijuana municipal government.
Tijuana Steps Up Patrols, Surveillance for Month-Long Holiday Safety Effort
Police will focus on banks, shopping centers, border crossings, and high-traffic areas as holiday activity spikes.
Taste of the Northwest: Free Culinary Festival Returns to Tijuana’s Avenida Revolución
From birria to banda, Tijuana will come alive this weekend with a culinary and cultural festival open to residents and tourists alike.
Tijuana’s Natura Park Set for Major Upgrade
The city aims to restore a neglected neighborhood park with rebuilt courts, walkways, lighting, and playground areas.
Baja California Governor Highlights Progress on Elevated Viaduct and Its Potential to Transform Tijuana’s Mobility
Governor Marina del Pilar Ávila says the project is nearing a key milestone as engineers prepare to run load tests on completed sections.
Registration Opens Soon for New Fast Lane at the Border
Tijuana officials will begin taking applications next week for a new commuter lane designed to shorten daily border wait times.
Tijuana Cracks Down on Illegal Puppy Sales; Four Animals Rescued
The animals were found in traffic near the border and in a cardboard box at a street market, according to city authorities.
Tijuana Rolls Out Three Preventive Health Units for Residents
Mayor Ismael Burgueño Ruiz of Tijuana announced the launch of the first three Preventive Units set to begin operations next week.
State Lawmakers Honor Long-Standing Tijuana Elementary School
Two teachers with decades on campus were also brought forward for special mention.
Pipe Failure Causes Sinkhole, Forcing Closure of Tijuana Roadway
A burst pipe caused the ground to give way along Vía Rápida Oriente, forcing officials to shut down the roadway and redirect drivers.
Wind-Fueled Blaze Leaves Eight Homes Destroyed in Tijuana
Strong winds helped push a fire through a hillside area of Tijuana, forcing crews to call for additional support.