This Week’s Must-See
Balboa Park’s December Nights Returns for 2026
Governor Marina del Pilar Unveils Strategy to Secure Baja California’s Water Future
Governor Marina del Pilar Spotlights Historic Education Funding and Universal School Breakfasts
Great White Shark Sightings Surge Along the California Coast
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Reserva Real del Castillo Sets Out to Build a Mountain Investment Hub in Baja California
By pairing premium hospitality with entertainment, Reserva Real del Castillo increases visitor stay length to drive high-value tourism.
Trump Claims U.S. Will “Take Care of Cuba” After Iran
The remarks come just over a week before the upcoming elections in a key region of southwestern Florida home to a sizeable Cuban-American and Hispanic population.
Baja California Expands Free Healthcare Access for Local Families
Through the state's Wellness Clinics, residents can now access free specialized care, including lab work, mammograms, ultrasounds, and prescription eyewear.
César Hank Claims “Cannabis Use Is a Right to Health and Life”
The PES president stated that cannabis can help with insomnia, anxiety, loss of appetite, and other health conditions.
Mayor Ismael Burgueño Celebrates “Route of Peace” Art Contest and New Downtown Mural
Mayor Ismael Burgueño emphasized that Tijuana's revitalization extends beyond urban infrastructure as it also strengthens values, human relationships, and a sense of belonging in residents.
CESPT Replaces 120 Meters of Collapsed Sewer Line in Tijuana’s Los Reyes Neighborhood
Crews upgraded aging sanitary infrastructure to prevent spills and restore wastewater flow.
From Violet Card to College: 928 Women in Mexicali Graduate High School
Driven by Baja California’s Secretariat of Well-Being, more than 3,000 women across the state have now earned their high school diplomas.
Baja California Expands Tourist Support with 12 Visitor Information Centers
A new visitor information center is slated to open near Mexicali’s historic La Chinesca district by 2027.
1st Indigenous Community Tourism Catalogue Debuts at Expo Nativa 2026
Explore Baja California’s Indigenous Community Tourism Catalogue featuring nine unique cultural experiences.
What to Do in Baja California This Weekend: Music, Food, Running and Culture
From a major music festival in Tijuana to lobster tastings in San Quintín and Día de Muertos celebrations in Tecate, eight events offer ways to explore Baja California on October 23–25.
Tijuana Steps Up Cleanup Efforts Across City After Overnight Rain
Municipal crews are clearing storm drains, removing mud and debris, and cleaning roads across several districts to help prevent flooding.
Baja California Joins National Summit to Drive Federal Well-Being Housing Program
Governor Marina del Pilar highlighted state-federal cooperation aimed at building 80,000 affordable new homes.
Day of the Dead in Baja California: Parades, Altars, and Festivals
Plan your Day of the Dead celebrations in Baja California with our complete guide to parades, altars, and family events across the state.
Pumpkin Decorating, Horror, and Art: What’s Happening in Rosarito This Week
Discover what to do in Playas de Rosarito Oct 21–25! Enjoy pumpkin decorating, horror film nights, a 15K run, and live art!
8 Adventure Experiences to Discover a Different Side of Baja California
From sandboarding across desert dunes to kayaking through wetlands and paragliding over the Pacific, these outdoor adventures showcase the region beyond its famous beaches and wine country.
Tijuana Native Jonathan Aranda Chases World Series Glory with Tampa Bay Rays
The Toros de Tijuana Academy baseball player is set to become the 19th Mexican-born player to compete on the World Series.
CESPT to Complete Ensenada Sewage Collector Rehabilitation This Week
The completed rehabilitation directly benefits nearly 5,900 residents in the Internacional neighborhood and surrounding areas.
Baja California Backs National Push to Expand Access to Tourism
The state is backing five national commitments on social tourism and highlighted its Corazones Viajeros program, which has served 5,000 participants in 2026.
Construction Begins on Pedestrian Bridge for Rosario Castellanos National University in Tijuana
The Tijuana City Hall is allocating nearly $51 million pesos of municipal funds directly into the infrastructure project.
U.S. Citizen Detained in Oaxaca With More Than $365,000 Hidden in Luggage
A canine unit alerted authorities to undeclared cash inside four suitcases and a backpack at Oaxaca International Airport.