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Luis Donaldo Colosio Riojas Rejects New Single-Nationality Reform for Mexican Presidency
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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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What to Do in Rosarito? Gastronomy, Bike Rides, and Workshops
COTUCO Rosarito joins forces with local partners to bring the region’s most dynamic events to life.
Tijuana Esperanto Park Forum Earns Orchids & Onions Nomination
The Tijuana Esperanto Park competes in the Public Architecture category alongside projects from both sides of the border.
Mexico says no specific threat identified in Mexicali after U.S. alert
Authorities increased surveillance in the Baja California capital while coordinating with U.S. officials to assess the warning.
Ismael Burgueño leads Morena’s 2027 governor race in new Baja California poll
The Tijuana mayor on leave leads the party’s internal preferences and reaches 41% in a hypothetical general election matchup.
Ismael Burgueño Holds Strong Lead in Baja California Governor Race Ahead of 2027 Election
The same poll shows Burgueño leading in a multi-party matchup as well, with 40.7% of respondents backing him over other contenders.
Americans Living in Baja Can Now Pay Their Water Online Trough CESPT New Portal
This new digital service allows users to skip lines at CESPT and choose down payments ranging from 15% to 50%.
Tijuana Mayor Unveils Disability Accessibility Task Force
With the Disability Accessibility Task Force, Tijuana strengthens its commitment to inclusion and accessibility for people with disabilities.
U.S. Government Suspends Operations in Mexicali Following Security Threat Alert
Authorities are urging the public to exercise caution on August 25, after the U.S. government abruptly suspended its official activities in the city.
Morena Ranks Unite in Baja California at Assembly Led by Ismael Burgueño
Ismael Burgueño urged Morena supporters from across Baja California to strengthen unity and keep organizing at the State Informational Assembly
Baja California Expands Sensory Room Network for Neurodivergent Children
The upcoming centers in Tijuana will join the state's public network and provide access to specialized care for neurodivergent children and teenagers.
Over 5,000 Tijuana Residents Join Summer Library Program
Offering a rich lineup of cultural and literary activities, this national program engaged children and families across the vacation season.
Morena’s Strength Lies in Its Principles, Says Ismael Burgueño
Ismael Burgueño reflected on the movement’s early days, when organizers went door to door and emphasized that many of those founding members remain actively involved today.
Ensenada Margarita Festival: Celebrating 78 Years of the Classic Cocktail
The Riviera Cultural Center will host the annual Ensenada Margarita Festival on August 29 to celebrate the iconic cocktail.
UABC and U.S. Consulate Bolster Educational Ties Across the CaliBaja Region
During the visit, Consul Lance Hegerle and Rector Luis Enrique Palafox held discussions centered on EducationUSA and the CaliBaja Consortium.
Ismael Burgueño Calls on Rosarito Youth to Join the 4T Movement
Ismael Burgueño is committed to ensuring that the Transformation continues to expand opportunities for young people across Baja California.
Governor Marina del Pilar Honors Baja California Firefighters with Over 1,500 Economic Bonuses
Baja California has delivered economic bonuses of roughly 7.7 million pesos to more than 1,500 firefighters across the state.
Baja California Boosts MICE Tourism Through IBTM Americas
State tourism officials attended IBTM Americas to position Baja California as a premier choice for MICE travel.
Tijuana continues municipal programs focused on public services and quality of life
The city is maintaining initiatives launched under former mayor Ismael Burgueño Ruiz, covering everything from infrastructure and public safety to digital services and free healthcare.
Sinaloa Governor Returns After 112 Days Amid U.S. Organized Crime Allegations
Rocha Moya resumed his duties after taking leave amid allegations from the U.S. government that he had ties to organized crime, which he has denied.
Baja California Government Signs Agreement to Aid Durum Wheat Producers
The Baja California government will grant 1,500 pesos per hectare to eligible durum wheat farmers in Valle de Mexicali.