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
Latest News - news
Civil Protection Council Declares El Niño Pre-Alert Across Tijuana
Tijuana launches a comprehensive interinstitutional action plan to prevent, prepare for, and manage El Niño emergencies.
What Is Liebre Restaurant at Montevalle Resort & Spa? A Farm-to-Table Experience in Valle de Guadalupe
From locally sourced ingredients and seasonal produce to breakfast, lunch and dinner, Liebre brings Montevalle’s wellness-focused experience to the table.
Café en el Mar 2026 Brings Coffee, Art and a 5K Run to Rosarito Beach
The November 1 event at Rosarito Beach Hotel will combine coffee, live music, food and a latte art competition with a charity run benefiting DIF Playas de Rosarito.
What to Do in Rosarito This Week: Running, Dance, Coffee and Live Music
From social runs and dance workshops to live music, chess and coffee, Rosarito has activities scheduled throughout the week.
Boat Carrying 14 Mexican Immigrants Intercepted Off California Coast
The Long Beach Maritime Unit stated that anyone attempting to enter the United States illegally will be detained, processed, and subsequently deported.
San Felipe Debuts New Beach Infrastructure for Visitors with Reduced Mobility
The Access Trax mats will be installed across 11 tourist sites in 5 beach destinations.
Ismael Burgueño Administration Delivers Major Upgrades to Infrastructure and Mobility at San Ysidro and Otay Ports of Entry
Mayor Ismael Burgueño’s administration has provided infrastructure upgrades and 24/7 roadside assistance at the San Ysidro and Otay Mesa ports of entry.
San Diego Symphony Launches North American Music Initiative, Connecting Its Growing Work Across Mexico, Canada and the United States
Collaboration with Orchestre symphonique de Montréal, shared composer-in-residence Jimmy López, and growing relationships in Baja California advance a tri-national artistic vision.
Baja California Seeks World Bank Recognition for Public Sector Agentic AI
The state has submitted the "Ventanilla Digital BC" platform and its cognitive engine, ADIA, to the 2026 World Bank's LAC AI Accelerator.
Former Mayor Jorge Ramos Once Criticized Morena, Now He Endorses Julieta Ramírez for Governor of Baja
Jorge Ramos was previously Tijuana mayor under the PAN, a leading opposition party to Morena.
“Go Back to Mexico”: Woman Interrupts Marriage Proposal in California
A TikTok photographer claims a woman disrupted a Mexican-style marriage proposal at Point Park.
Ismael Burgueño Spotlights Social Programs and New Garbage Collection Routes in State of the City Address
Mayor Ismael Burgueño pledged to restore urban dignity through expanded public services, free healthcare, and social support.
Tijuana Expands Community-Based Security Efforts With New Committees, Patrol Cars and Body Cameras
The city government reports the reactivation of 220 citizen security committees, 239 prevention trainings and the addition of 120 patrol vehicles during Ismael Burgueño’s second year in office.
New Alto Golfo Festival to Showcase San Felipe’s Food, Culture and Natural Heritage
The first Alto Golfo Festival will bring 21 cultural, environmental, culinary and family activities to San Felipe on October 17.
Baja California Hosts Open Forum to Amplify Neurodivergent Voices
Participants emphasized the importance to strengthen rights protection, inclusion, and lifelong support systems for people with autism.
Tijuana Drives Animal Welfare and Protection Initiatives
Care facilities have been upgraded alongside ongoing sterilization drives, adoption programs, and expanded veterinary services.
Baja California’s Tourist Security Roundtable Prioritizes Natural Preservation
Key initiatives focus on incident prevention, community assistance, and rigorous strengthening of environmental practices.
California Welcomes Tallest Catrina in the United States
The Catrina is dressed in a bougainvillea-purple gown adorned with pink and orange flowers, featuring intricate relief sculptures celebrating Oakland and Latino culture, California poppies, hummingbirds, and traditional pan de muerto.
Rabid Bat Found in Long Beach: First Case in Over a Decade
Following the first confirmed rabid bat in Long Beach since 2014, health officials urge residents to avoid wildlife and report any encounters.
Tijuana Mayor Ismael Burgueño Delivers 2nd State of the City Address
Initiatives such as "Tijuana: Clean City" and outreach events have delivered community benefits and prioritized grassroots governance.