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Luis Donaldo Colosio Riojas Rejects New Single-Nationality Reform for Mexican Presidency
5 Must-Visit Restaurants for the Best Chilaquiles in Tijuana
Foundation Stone Laid for Playas de Rosarito Desalination Plant
Tijuana Border Assistance Checkpoints to Remain Operational Through End of Current Administration
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State-of-the-Art Archery Center Opens in Tijuana
The new specialized facility, which includes an armory and a gym, bolsters athlete preparation as they target the LA 2028 Olympics.
Discover the 5 Michelin-Starred Restaurants in Valle de Guadalupe
Discover the five Michelin-starred restaurants in Valle de Guadalupe, where land and sea converge in unforgettable culinary experiences.
Baja California Reports 31% Progress on Major Tijuana River Sanitation Project
The initiative aims to restore the Tijuana River watershed and foster healthier conditions for surrounding communities.
Developers Rally to Boost Oceanfront Hotel Projects in Baja California
Developers and hotel brands gather in Baja California to drive new oceanfront investment along the COCOTREN coastal corridor.
Baja California Expands Social Tourism Program With $6 Million Pesos Investment in 2026
The state’s Corazones Viajeros initiative will fund 166 trips through December, giving 5,000 residents from priority groups the opportunity to explore destinations across Baja California.
Morena Maintains Strong Support in Baja California, Says Tijuana Mayor Ahead of Governor Election
Ismael Burgueño, who is seeking Morena’s nomination for governor in 2027, says the party’s electoral record and coordination among governments have strengthened its position in the state.
Rosarito Sets the Table for Two Culinary Events This Friday
The 4th edition of the Chile en Nogada Tribute Dinner and the 5th anniversary of Máxico Tesoro Nacional will both take place in the same unforgettable evening.
San Quintín Secures Over 439,000 Pesos to Expand Community-Led Tourism Initiatives
Entrepreneurs and community projects in San Quintín receive aid from the Productive and Sustainable Inclusion Program.
From Tijuana to San Quintín: Baja California Weekend Event Guide
Discover the best Baja California weekend events from the Tijuana Fair to wine festivals in Ensenada and San Quintín.
California’s Rising Cost of Living Could Bring More Workers and Residents to Baja California
The growing affordability gap between California and Baja California could create opportunities beyond housing, including for the state’s labor market.
ITC – Immunity Therapy Center Participates in the Beljanski Integrative Cancer Conference
The conference brought together physicians, researchers, and healthcare professionals to discuss developments in integrative approaches to cancer care and medical research.
California Tourists Continue Visiting Baja California Despite U.S. Security Alert
The Tourism Secretary said visitors from San Diego, Los Angeles and other parts of California continue traveling to the state
Opinion | USMCA Is Being Rewritten in Real Time. What Does That Mean for Talent in Mexico?
The recent escalation in U.S.-Canada trade tensions illustrates just how quickly the North American trade environment can change.
Ismael Burgueño Calls for Unity and Citizen Engagement as Morena’s Internal Race Heats Up
Ismael Burgueño said Morena’s internal process in Baja California should rise above personal ambitions and focus on how to keep strengthening the movement.
CESPT Uses Green Bond Funds for Tijuana and Rosarito Water Projects
With nine projects already completed and two more in progress, the initiative strengthens water infrastructure for both municipalities.
Two New Classrooms Inaugurated at Tijuana Elementary School
The project, located in the Las Cumbres neighborhood, was inaugurated this Wednesday by Mayor Abdiel Gutiérrez Coronado.
Authorities Warn Tijuana Drivers Crossing Into San Diego About Hidden Drug Shipments
Nearly 26 kilograms of methamphetamine were found hidden in a Tijuana vehicle.
Mexican authorities continue security operation in Mexicali after bomb threats
More than 450 security personnel remain deployed across the city.
“No One Decides for Mexico,” Claudia Sheinbaum Says Amid Rocha Moya Controversy
Her remarks came in response to growing scrutiny over the case of Sinaloa Governor Rubén Rocha Moya, who is currently on leave.
Tijuana Mayor Abdiel Gutiérrez Delivers 35 Property Titles to Local Families
The mayor said that these documents grant families legal certainty, officially recognizing their right to a home they can call their own.