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Foundation Stone Laid for Playas de Rosarito Desalination Plant
Tijuana Border Assistance Checkpoints to Remain Operational Through End of Current Administration
Latest News - Community
Baja California Expands Sensory Room Network for Neurodivergent Children
The upcoming centers in Tijuana will join the state's public network and provide access to specialized care for neurodivergent children and teenagers.
Over 5,000 Tijuana Residents Join Summer Library Program
Offering a rich lineup of cultural and literary activities, this national program engaged children and families across the vacation season.
Governor Marina del Pilar Honors Baja California Firefighters with Over 1,500 Economic Bonuses
Baja California has delivered economic bonuses of roughly 7.7 million pesos to more than 1,500 firefighters across the state.
Rancho Ecoturistico Gran Cañon Plants Over 40,000 Cempasuchil Flowers as Day of the Dead Preparations Begin
Rancho Ecoturístico Gran Cañon located in Rosarito Canyon has begun preparations for Day of the Dead festivities.
Tijuana Completes Paving and Storm Drainage Rehabilitation at Otay Centenario
The project aims to improve water flow during the rainy season.
Tijuana Launches Responsible Pet Adoption Campaign
Tijuana is calling on the public to adopt a pet, volunteer on Sundays, or take advantage of the free veterinary services to help animals.
Disneyland Debuts ‘Disneylandia’ Collection Celebrating Latino Heritage
These products were developed in partnership with Viva La Bonita, a Los Angeles–based streetwear brand founded by Rachel Gómez.
Tijuana Mayor Abdiel Gutiérrez Leads School Supply Giveaway
With the new school year fast approaching, Tijuana Mayor Abdiel Gutiérrez spearheaded the giveaway of 715 school supply packages to students.
CESPT Replaces 50-Year-Old Pipeline on Tijuana’s Ocampo Avenue
The new pipeline will be constructed from four-inch PVC, a corrosion-resistant material that offers improved water-flow capacity.
Tijuana Mayor Abdiel Gutiérrez Delivers 350 School Supply Kits to Children
Mayor Abdiel Gutiérrez has stressed that education is a key driver of opportunity for Tijuana's children and youth.
Baja California Community Tourism: A Journey Into Indigenous Living History
Discover Baja California's indigenous roots through community tourism: hiking, ancestral cooking, and cultural encounters with Yuman peoples.
Ismael Burgueño Leads First Public Assembly in Defense of Tijuana’s Transformation
Ismael Burgueño underscored that being close to the people remains a foundational element in advancing the transformation agenda.
Tijuana Project and Route of Peace Revitalize Urban Spaces
Tijuana Project aims to cement art and civic participation as tools that reinforce prevention, identity, and a sense of shared well-being.
Tijuana Mayor Abdiel Gutierrez Closes Out 2026 Vacation Program
The mayor stressed the importance of programs that help Tijuana’s children channel their free time into constructive and enriching activities.
Over 40 Families in Baja California’s Progreso Neighborhood Receive Home Deeds
After more than three decades of legal limbo, over 40 families have finally received the deeds to their homes.
Tijuana Mayor Delivers 900 Water Tanks to Families Across the City
The initiative addresses one of the community's most pressing needs, particularly during the summer months when water demand peaks.
CESPT Urges Residents to Keep Water Meter Access Well-Maintained
Regular upkeep of residential water meters ensures accurate readings and allows for early detection of leaks.
Baja California Launches Initiative to Certify Basic Education for Women
Governor Marina del Pilar has reaffirmed her administration's commitment to expanding educational access for women across the state.
CESPT Launches Second Phase of Avenida Revolución Sewer Network Overhaul
The project entails replacing infrastructure in Downtown Tijuana that has been in continuous service for over fifty years.
CESPT Director Mónica Vega Breaks Ground on Sewer Project in Villa de la Palma
CESPT has begun construction on a new sewage network that will improve sanitation for over thousands of residents in Villa de la Palma.