This Week’s Must-See
Mayor Abdiel Gutiérrez’s Össur Visit Signals Confidence in Tijuana’s Growth
San Ysidro-to-Tijuana Crossings Speed Up Thanks to Elevated Viaduct, Official Says
City Hall Approves Tijuana River Channel Cleanup Proposal
Reforms to Prevent Weapons in Schools Approved in Baja California
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Playas de Rosarito Boosts Environmental and Animal Protection
This historic decision will bolster the municipality's ability to tackle its most pressing environmental challenges.
Art as a cultural bridge between Mexico and the United States: Vórtice – Artesana & Design opens in La Jolla
This space seeks to showcase and promote the work of Mexican artists, designers, and artisans while also integrating creators from San Diego and Southern California.
Baja California Proposal Would Criminalize Wage Theft and Employer Abandonment
A Baja California legislator is proposing criminal penalties for employers who shut down overnight, withhold wages, or engage in workplace harassment.
Ryan Wedding, Linked to the Sinaloa Cartel, Arrested in Mexico, FBI Confirms
Ryan James Wedding was arrested in Mexico and brought to the U.S. following a joint law enforcement operation, FBI officials said.
Rosarito Approves City Reforms Aimed at Efficiency and Growth
City leaders approved a package of changes designed to cut red tape, support industrial growth, and improve public safety across the city.
Tijuana’s Quesabirria Named Mexico’s Best Dish by Taste Atlas
The beloved Tijuana staple has claimed first place in Taste Atlas’ 2026 Top 100 Mexican Foods.
Baja California Moves to Ban Irregular Animal Sales
The reform broadens the scope of the Animal Protection Law, banning the sale of live animals in any unlicensed or unauthorized location.
Four-Day Festival in Mexicali Celebrates Historic Land Reform Movement
Attendees can look forward to rides, local cuisine, cultural exhibits, and performances celebrating the region’s history and heritage.
Alleged Cartel Members Sent to U.S. Federal Custody, Facing Life Sentences
Defendants face federal charges ranging from narcotrafficking and money laundering to terrorism-related offenses across multiple states.
Trump Praises Economy, Border Security and Dismisses Polls as “Fake”
Trump framed the dispute over polling as part of a broader legal and political pushback against media organizations.
Baja Beach Fest 2026 Announces Presale Dates
The early ticket sale will give fans their first chance to lock in passes for next summer’s festival in Rosarito.
Mayor Attends Swearing-In of New Tijuana National Guard Commander
Mayor Ismael Burgueño said the city will continue working closely with federal security forces as part of its broader public safety strategy.
Mayor Norma Bustamante Opens Third Community Innovation Center in Mexicali
The new facility is part of an effort to bring free education, arts, and job-training programs directly into neighborhoods with limited access to those services.
Tijuana’s Elevated Roadway Still Not Ready for Opening, Governor Says
Governor Marina del Pilar said several key elements of the project remain unfinished and confirmed that the work is continuing under the original schedule.
Trump Backs Off Tariff Threats After NATO Talks on Greenland Deal
The announcement follows a meeting with NATO leaders, aimed at establishing a framework for cooperation on Greenland.
Trump Says U.S. Will Soon Launch Ground Operations Against Mexican Drug Cartels
As part of his strategy to combat drug cartels, President Trump stated that the U.S. will begin carrying out ground military offensives.
New SENTRI Lane in Tijuana Eases Congestion with Promising Early Results
Tijuana’s new SENTRI lane on Calle Segunda is already easing congestion and cutting wait times for thousands of daily crossers to San Diego.
Caesar Salad, Wine, and Tourism Highlight Baja California at Spain’s FITUR
Baja California served up its iconic Caesar Salad while highlighting the region’s attractions and business opportunities at Spain’s Tourism Fair.
Mayor Rocío Adame Works With Rosarito Residents on Safety
Mayor Adame led a community-focused operation this week, giving residents direct access to police and city services while gathering feedback to improve safety.
U.S. Embassy in Mexico to Hold Online Auction
Furniture and other items from the U.S. Embassy in Mexico’s main office will be available for online bidding starting this Wednesday, January 21st.