This Week’s Must-See
CESPT Clears Over 4,000 Cubic Meters of Waste from Sewer Systems in Tijuana
Ensenada’s Grape Harvest Festival Delivers $60 Million Economic Boost
California’s Avocado Festival Returns to Carpinteria This October
Do You Dare? Old Town San Diego Hosts Nighttime Ghost and Cemetery Tours
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Rosarito Moves Forward on Key Affordable Housing Initiative
Playas de Rosarito is overseeing the rollout of the National Housing for Well-being Program in Baja California, closely tracking its progress.
Tijuana Native Earns Spot Among World’s Top Lighting Designers
Alita Escobedo earned her place among the world's best by creating lighting designs with profound artistic, technical, and social impact.
Celebrate Valentine’s With Ice Skating at Petco Park
Skaters can sip, shop, and take in live music just steps from the rink throughout the weekend.
Baja California Tourism and Cross-Border Travel Surge in 2025
More than 72 million people entered Baja California last year, including nearly 14 million by air and over 35 million by car.
Trump Praises Mexico’s President as ‘Highly Intelligent’ After Phone Call
Trump said discussions with President Claudia Sheinbaum were positive for both countries and that additional talks are expected.
Anti-ICE Protests Organize Friday Shutdown Across the U.S.
Nationwide protests are planned for Friday, building on demonstrations in Minnesota after fatal encounters involving ICE agents.
Mayor Rocío Adame Tours New Facility for Rosarito City Crews
The project will create workshops, storage areas, and basic amenities for city workers, addressing long-standing needs tied to daily street maintenance and public works.
CBP Enables On-the-Spot Global Entry and SENTRI Interviews at CBX
Applicants who have received conditional approval can now complete their mandatory interview during primary inspection when entering the U.S. from Tijuana.
Governor Marina del Pilar Inaugurates Mexicali’s First Fully Electric Public Transit Route
The 25-passenger bus features state-of-the-art technology.
Baja Beach Fest 2026 Presale Is Live
Lock in early pricing and flexible payment plans before the lineup is announced.
Do You Need a Visa to Travel to Mexico? Here’s What to Know
While many visitors can enter Mexico visa-free, others must apply in advance to avoid being denied entry.
Theme Parks Roll Out Discounts Ahead of Family Travel Season
The offers include discounted children’s tickets, reduced one-day passes, and limited-time promotions across multiple parks.
Tijuana Calls on Residents to Join Citywide Cleanup Effort
City crews are expected to continue rotating through districts in the coming weeks as the program expands.
Mayor Rocío Adame Meets with Rosarito Neighborhood Committees
The forum allowed city leaders to gather firsthand input while outlining next steps.
Woman Pleads Guilty in Million-Dollar Fraud Scheme Targeting Seniors
Investigators said the transnational fraud operation began as early as May 2025 and ran for months before authorities moved to dismantle the network.
Melania Trump Calls for Unity Following Minneapolis Shootings
The First Lady rejected all forms of violence and advocated for peaceful demonstrations.
Border Commuters Warned of Overnight I-805 Delays in Chula Vista
Drivers heading north on Interstate 805 may see longer travel times as crews carry out bridge repairs and other improvements.
“We Are Not That Nation”: Biden Says ICE Shootings in Minnesota Betray American Values
Former President Joe Biden sharply criticized federal enforcement actions in Minnesota, saying “the U.S. doesn’t gun down Americans.”
Mexicali Marks 89 Years Since Landmark Land Movement
Local and state officials commemorated the 1937 “Asalto a las Tierras,” a pivotal uprising that returned agricultural land to local farmers.
Baja California Ranks Among Mexico’s Top Fishing States
Baja California’s fishing and fish-farming sector now employs more than 10,800 people and includes thousands of vessels and farms.