This Week’s Must-See
Two Mexican Nationals Sentenced to Nearly Six Years in Prison After Deadly San Diego Shipwreck
Luis Donaldo Colosio Riojas Eyes 2030 Mexican Presidential Run
Millions of Lights and a Giant Maze! Enchant Christmas Returns to Southern California
Christmas Aboard an Aircraft Carrier! San Diego’s Jingle Jets to Host Waterfront Light Show
Latest News - Mexico
What to Do in Rosarito This Week: Horror Movies, Pumpkin Patches and Live Opera
From Halloween-themed screenings and a family pumpkin patch to live opera, outdoor concerts and a 10K trail run, Rosarito has activities lined up from October 13–18.
Tijuana’s 3 de Octubre Neighborhood Evacuated Over Severe Landslide Risk
Civil Protection is conducting emergency risk assessments on Tijuana homes threatened by severe slope instability.
San Diego Chamber Celebrates 20 Years of Binational Partnership
This meeting aims to deepen cooperation between San Diego and Mexico while championing initiatives that deliver long-term benefits to residents on both sides of the border.
Tijuana Clears 1.2 Kilometers of Storm Channel Ahead of Rainy Season
Mayor Ismael Burgueño inspected cleanup work in the El Pípila neighborhood, where crews removed debris along a drainage channel serving about 6,000 residents.
Binational Race 2026 to Connect San Diego and Tijuana While Supporting Three Charities
The October 25 event will feature three race distances, a route crossing the U.S.-Mexico border and fundraising opportunities for nonprofit organizations on both sides.
CESPT Crews Deployed Across Tijuana and Rosarito Following Heavy Rainfall
Crews conducted patrols to respond to emergency reports across various locations in both municipalities regarding water damages.
Unique Oceanfront Experiences Await Among San Quintin’s Landscapes and Biodiversity
Explore San Quintín's stunning coastal views, wildlife sanctuaries, and famous seafood scene in Baja California.
Baja California’s Hospitality Scene Honored at Food & Travel México Awards
Food and Travel México unveils its first Hospitality Selection, highlighting Baja's top destinations for dining, wine, lodging, and travel.
Tijuana’s Kumiai Adventure Park to Host 2026 Mascot Race
Companies are invited to enter their official brand mascots to compete, while individuals can run as standalone costumed competitors.
CESPT Fortifies Infrastructure Ahead of Projected El Niño Storms
CESPT has initiated a series of preventive maintenance and fortification efforts across Tijuana's water and sanitation infrastructure.
Baja California Activates State Civil Protection Council Ahead of ‘El Niño’
Heavy rainfall is expected across many regions in the state, including Tijuana, starting Saturday night.
Mexico Bill Would Protect Cancer Survivors From Insurance Discrimination After Five Years
Luis Donaldo Colosio Riojas’s proposal would prevent insurers from denying coverage, raising prices or imposing restrictions based on a past cancer diagnosis after five years without a relapse.
Rosarito Set to Host 1st International Paramotor Flying Symposium
Discover the 1st International Paramotor Flying Symposium, a three-day event uniting aviation enthusiasts, industry experts, and families.
Tijuana Joins Mexico’s Pact for Prosperity and Economic Justice
The initiative aims to boost local economic growth and foster a safer environment for investment.
Sabor a San Quintín 2026 Returns to Celebrate Baja Cuisine
Sabor a San Quintín 2026 unites local chefs, producers, and tourism leaders to highlight the region’s food heritage.
California to Allow Travelers to Bring Up to Six Liters of Alcohol From Mexico Starting in 2027
A new law will change California’s limits for alcohol brought across the border for personal or household use, including wine from Baja California’s Valle de Guadalupe.
CESPT Clears 74,000 Square Meters of Pothole Repairs in Tijuana and Rosarito
This result corresponds to 92.5% of the 80,000 square meter target established for 2026.
Baja California Expands Social Inclusion Programs
Baja California is coordinating efforts to deliver medical services, legal identification, and direct aid to people living on the streets.
What to Do in Baja California This Weekend: Dance, Racing, Food and More
From a dance performance and Halloween expo to off-road adventures, cycling and food competitions, Baja California has events across the state this weekend.
Baja California Congresswoman Moves Toward Harmonizing Education Law for Indigenous and Plurilingual Communities
Congresswoman Dunnia Montserrat Murillo López has introduced a bill on indigenous, intercultural, and plurilingual education aimed at harmonizing the Education Law of the State of Baja California with the General Education Law. Baja California is a pluralistic entity, home to the indigenous peoples recognized by the State’s Law of Indigenous Rights and Culture including the […]