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Tijuana City Hall Moves to Settle Alcohol Testing Fine Lawsuits
Chicago to Host ‘Desde la Frontera: Visions from the Border’ Expo Featuring Baja Californian Artists
Senate Authorizes Entry of 139 Armed US Military Personnel into Mexico for Joint Exercise
Carlsbad’s Flower Fields Honored as Premier US Western Destination
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Hot Wheels Monster Trucks Live Rolls Into San Diego With Fire, Stunts, and Giant Trucks
This show will bring Hot Wheels to life in a spectacle created to keep spectators on the edge of their seats from start to finish.
Mónica Vega Leads Poll as Top Morena Contender for Tijuana Mayoral Race: Plural.mx
CESPT Director Mónica Vega holds a clear lead among Tijuana voters ahead of the city's mayoral election, according to a recent poll.
Playas de Rosarito Tapped for International Smart Tourism Program
Rosarito has been selected to take part in the International Training and Self-Diagnosis Program for Smart Tourist Destinations.
Tijuana Singer Estibaliz Badiola Earns Latin Grammy Consideration for ‘Afrodita’ Album
Estíbaliz Badiola's latest album, “Afrodita”, is currently under consideration for a nomination at the 27th annual Latin Grammy Awards.
The Essential 2026 Guide to Disneyland: What You Need to Know
From ticketing and parking to dining, ride strategies, and park rules, this 2026 Guide to Disneyland will help you plan your visit.
Ismael Burgueño Pulls Ahead as Clear Favorite for Baja California Governorship
Ismael Burgueño captured 37.4% of voter preference in the MORENA-PT-PVEM coalition, placing him well ahead of his nearest rival.
Governor Marina del Pilar Files Criminal Complaint Amid Audio Leak Controversy
The legal action comes just one day after the governor publicly characterized the audio leak as a "psychological ambush" orchestrated by her predecessor, former Governor Jaime Bonilla Valdez.
Tijuana distributor seeks $250,000 from PepsiCo after Poppi partnership ends
The company says a product withdrawal at H-E-B, unpaid compensation and reputational damage left it with significant financial losses.
First Tourist Signage Unveiled in Downtown Tijuana
The newly installed signs in Downtown Tijuana provide estimated travel times and distances to popular destinations throughout the city.
Tijuana and San Diego Strengthen Ties Through Binational Cultural Initiatives
By championing cultural development, Tijuana seeks to cement the region's standing as a leading example of Mexico–U.S. cooperation.
Mexican Government Aims to Complete Tijuana River Cleanup by 2027
The Mexican federal government has expressed confidence that the Tijuana river will be cleaned by 2027.
CESPT Director Mónica Vega Breaks Ground on Sewer Project in Villa de la Palma
CESPT has begun construction on a new sewage network that will improve sanitation for over thousands of residents in Villa de la Palma.
Governor Marina del Pilar Files Complaint Over Leaked Audio, Calls It “Psychological Ambush”
Governor Marina del Pilar has accused former governor Jaime Bonilla of acting out of political revenge since she took office.
Baja California’s Digital Window Wins NovaGob International Award
Baja California's Digital Window has cut government response times by as much as 70% across a wide range of procedures.
Ensenada Pioneers Scientific Tourism in Baja California
Ensenada brings together activities and areas that provide access to astronomy, biodiversity, geology, and environmental conservation.
Staying in Baja California for more than a week? You may need to pay this entry fee
Most U.S. visitors entering Baja California by land are exempt from the fee during short trips, but those staying longer than seven days must pay Mexico's non-remunerated visitor fee.
Baja California Congresswoman pushes bill to expand indigenous rights
Congresswoman Evelyn Sánchez says the proposal would recognize Indigenous and Afro-Mexican communities as legal rights holders, giving them stronger constitutional protections and greater autonomy.
Baja California Played Key Role in Success of ‘Plan Kukulkán’ During 2026 World Cup
The initiative rolled out 90,500 staff across seven states, Baja California included, to keep the event safe and running smoothly.
Trump Rejects USMCA Renewal, Says Pact Favors Mexico and Canada
Donald Trump said the trade deal is far more beneficial to Mexico and Canada than to the United States itself.
Rosarito Summer Events 2026: Boxing, Beach Nights, and Expos
COTUCO Rosarito is inviting local and international visitors to these amazing, lively, and exciting summer events in Rosarito.