This Week’s Must-See
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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Tanabata Festival 2026 Brings Japanese Food, Culture, and Legend to Balboa Park
This July 7, the Japanese Friendship Garden in Balboa Park will transform into a vibrant hub of Japanese culture, music, and cuisine for the annual Tanabata Festival.
San Diego Symphony to Celebrate Disney’s 80s–90s Classics
Relive Disney's animated classics with live symphonic performances of iconic 80s and 90s film songs in San Diego.
Rosarito Takes to the Skies for 6th Annual Air Festival
Paragliders and hang gliders soar over Rosarito at the 6th Annual Air Festival to elevate Baja California's adventure tourism.
Daily Flights from San Diego to Japan Launch Amid Surging Demand
Japan Airlines (JAL) is upgrading its service from four weekly San Diego flights to daily nonstop departures year-round.
Top 5 Restaurants in Los Cabos with Romantic Sunset Views
Discover the top 5 oceanfront date-night spots in Cabo. Cliffside views, beachfront dining, and the perfect sunset table await!
Tijuana Welfare Secretariat Delivers Social Aid to Local Residents
Attendees formed orderly lines to receive their aid and took the opportunity to express their gratitude to the officials present.
Mexican Man Arrested at San Ysidro Port of Entry With Over 80 kg of Meth
A Mexican citizen has been arrested after discovering more than 80 kilograms of methamphetamine concealed inside his vehicle.
Rosarito’s ‘Expo Destino Extraordinario’ Showcases a Destination Worth Discovering
Expo Destino Rosarito Extraordinario offered attendees a showcase of the gastronomic, cultural, and touristic wealth that defines Rosarito and Baja California.
U.S. Consulate in Tijuana celebrates 250 years of American independence
The event brought together leaders from both sides of the U.S.-Mexico border.
CBP Seizes Cocaine and Meth at San Ysidro Port of Entry
U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) recently intercepted two separate vehicle-borne shipments of methamphetamine and cocaine.
Governor Marina del Pilar Secures Federal Deal to Protect Baja California’s Forests
Governor Marina del Pilar has taken a significant step in safeguarding Baja California's natural heritage by signing an agreement with Semarnat and Conafor.
Tijuana Strengthens Ties with Restaurateurs to Safeguard Sanitary Infrastructure
This strategy promotes best practices that not only safeguard sanitary infrastructure but also improve the efficiency of wastewater treatment
Rosarito’s Diana Hayton 50K cycling ride supports survivors of domestic violence
The charity ride combines scenic coastal cycling with fundraising efforts to provide services for women and children affected by domestic violence.
Tourist disputes $145 charge for two piña coladas in Ensenada; business ordered to close
Authorities inspected the business after the incident went viral on social media, issuing citations and ordering a temporary closure.
Sing-Along Screening of ‘KPop Demon Hunters’ Comes to San Diego
KPop Demon Hunters is celebrating its first anniversary with a special outdoor interactive screening in San Diego.
Tecate Councilor María Quijada Studies Oceanside’s Pioneering Water Recycling Plant
Quijada emphasized the value of approaches that combine diverse supply sources, advanced treatment processes, and aquifer conservation to ensure long-term service reliability.
Iran Departs Tijuana for World Cup Match Against Egypt in Seattle
Players have repeatedly voiced their appreciation for both Mexico and Tijuana specifically, citing the city's hospitality.
Tijuana Councilor Miguel Loza Backs Civic Justice Reform to Address Rising Neighborhood Conflicts
The reform incorporates a human-rights-based approach, inclusive language, and tools to tackle the most common community grievances.
Former official accuses Baja California senator Armando Ayala of extortion targeting U.S. citizens
Simón Levy claims he has evidence that several American residents were pressured into making payments totaling nearly one million pesos.
Baja California Wine Industry Could Benefit From California Assembly Bill AB 2751
The measure would make it easier for travelers to bring wine home from Mexico, benefiting producers, tourism and the region’s cross-border economy.