This Week’s Must-See
Christmas Magic Comes to the San Diego Mountains! Camp Christmas Features Thousands of Lights and Shows
“A Very Furry Christmas” Returns to Sesame Place San Diego This Saturday
Baja California Earns 5 Nominations at the 2026 Food and Travel Reader Awards
All Aboard! Polar Express Train Ride Returns to California with Hot Cocoa and Santa Claus
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Baja California Nears 4 Million Residents, but Population Growth Continues to Slow
Nearing 4 million residents, Baja California remains one of Mexico’s most populous states, led by Tijuana as the nation’s largest municipality.
Van Gogh Dreams Brings Immersive Experience to Tijuana’s El Trompo
The Van Gogh Dreams immersive experience has arrived in Tijuana!
What to Do in Rosarito This Week: Urban Art, Full Moon Music and a 15K Run
From an Arabic dance class and a photography exhibition to live music, skateboarding and a 15K training run, Rosarito has a full lineup of activities this week.
CESPT Expands Potable Water Access to More Than 1,000 Residents in Tijuana and Playas de Rosarito
Infrastructure investments in Maclovio Rojas, Viñedos, and Ampliación Leyes de Reforma aim to close service gaps across both municipalities.
Trump Presses Mexico to Act Against Cartels During UN Speech
The U.S. president used his appearance before the United Nations to make Mexico’s security situation a central part of his remarks.
U.S. Issues Weather Alert for Citizens in Baja Peninsula as Hurricane Polo Approaches
U.S. authorities have issued a weather alert and safety guidance for American citizens in Mexico.
U.S. Navy Practice Torpedo Recovered Off the Coast of Ensenada
The device, an MK 54 Recoverable Exercise Torpedo (REXTORP), was subsequently returned to U.S. officials.
Halloween on Rails: San Diego’s Pumpkin Express Returns
Ride the Pumpkin Express at the Pacific Southwest Railway Museum! Enjoy scenic views, vintage train cars, and costume fun from $18.95.
Mexican Pharmaceutical Distributor Marzam Cleared for Ownership Change Amid Court Dispute
The pharmaceutical distributor says a federal court suspension allows its share purchase agreement to remain in effect while it continues operating normally across Mexico.
Claudia Sheinbaum Blames U.S. Intervention for Worsening Violence in Sinaloa
Sheinbaum maintained that intervention by the neighboring country played a pivotal role in escalating violence across Mexico.
Unlimited Tastings Coming to San Diego Coffee Festival
Join the San Diego Coffee Festival at Broadway Pier on Oct. 10–11 for unlimited tastings, local food, and live music.
CESPT Clears Over 4,000 Cubic Meters of Waste from Sewer Systems in Tijuana
Tijuana cleared tons of mud, sand, and trash from its sewer systems between January and August to prevent blockages and spills ahead of the rainy season.
Haunted Trail of Balboa Park Returns with 1-Mile Walk of Horrors
The Haunted Trail of Balboa Park returns to San Diego for the Halloween season, bringing two distinct horror attractions to a single venue.
Ensenada’s Grape Harvest Festival Delivers $60 Million Economic Boost
Attendees had the opportunity to sample more than 160 wine labels alongside pairings from 55 regional restaurants.
California’s Avocado Festival Returns to Carpinteria This October
Every year, 80,000+ avocado lovers head to the Avocado Festival in Carpinteria for iconic food, live music, and family fun.
Do You Dare? Old Town San Diego Hosts Nighttime Ghost and Cemetery Tours
Step into the shadows of Old Town San Diego on a night tour through historic cemeteries, eerie sites, and ghost stories.
Autumn Jubilee Brings Apples, Pumpkins, and Festive Fun to Julian
The Autumn Jubilee will feature wagon rides, apple cider pressing, and a pumpkin patch where visitors can pick their favorite gourd.
California to See Rain and Above-Average Temperatures in Late 2026, NOAA Says
Warmer-than-normal temperatures are likely to close out 2026 in California, with the south possibly seeing heavier rain due to El Niño.
Investigation Underway After Family of Three Found Dead in San Diego Home
The family had sought help the day before to address the husband's severe anxiety crisis.
Tijuana Wine Festival to Bring More Than 100 Labels From Baja California and California
The fifth Festival Vino Sin Fronteras will bring 40 wineries, 25 restaurants, guided tastings and live music to Estadio Caliente on October 3.