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Luis Donaldo Colosio Riojas Rejects New Single-Nationality Reform for Mexican Presidency
5 Must-Visit Restaurants for the Best Chilaquiles in Tijuana
Foundation Stone Laid for Playas de Rosarito Desalination Plant
Tijuana Border Assistance Checkpoints to Remain Operational Through End of Current Administration
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Luis Donaldo Colosio Riojas Rejects New Single-Nationality Reform for Mexican Presidency
“Being Mexican does not depend on where you were born; it depends on where your roots are,” Senator Colosio Riojas stated.
Mexico’s Green Party Backs Ismael Burgueño as Leading Potential Candidate for Tijuana Mayor
PVEM election coordinator Arturo Escobar says Burgueño would enter the selection process with an advantage if he seeks reelection, but the final candidate will be determined through a poll.
Xavier Becerra Pulls Further Ahead of Steve Hilton in California Governor Poll
The latest UC Berkeley survey gives the Democratic candidate 58% support among likely voters, while Republican Steve Hilton receives 33%.
Foundation Stone Laid for Playas de Rosarito Desalination Plant
The governor stressed that the region can no longer depend exclusively on the Colorado River, which is why this plant will directly enhance supply reliability across Tijuana, Rosarito, and Ensenada.
Tijuana Border Assistance Checkpoints to Remain Operational Through End of Current Administration
Between 50 and 60 incidents are handled each month at Tijuana’s border crossings, from traffic accidents to medical emergencies.
Mexican Senator Luis Donaldo Colosio Riojas Introduces Legislation to Protect Gamers’ Digital Rights
A new legislative proposal aims to protect players when purchasing digital video games.
Sheinbaum Responds to Trump: “It’s Difficult to Live Next to a Country with High Drug Consumption”
Sheinbaum countered the U.S. president's remarks on cartel violence with an ironic take on what Mexico could say about its neighbor.
CESPT Expands Potable Water Access to More Than 1,000 Residents in Tijuana and Playas de Rosarito
Infrastructure investments in Maclovio Rojas, Viñedos, and Ampliación Leyes de Reforma aim to close service gaps across both municipalities.
Trump Presses Mexico to Act Against Cartels During UN Speech
The U.S. president used his appearance before the United Nations to make Mexico’s security situation a central part of his remarks.
U.S. Issues Weather Alert for Citizens in Baja Peninsula as Hurricane Polo Approaches
U.S. authorities have issued a weather alert and safety guidance for American citizens in Mexico.
Claudia Sheinbaum Blames U.S. Intervention for Worsening Violence in Sinaloa
Sheinbaum maintained that intervention by the neighboring country played a pivotal role in escalating violence across Mexico.
CESPT Clears Over 4,000 Cubic Meters of Waste from Sewer Systems in Tijuana
Tijuana cleared tons of mud, sand, and trash from its sewer systems between January and August to prevent blockages and spills ahead of the rainy season.
Tijuana City Hall Moves to Settle Alcohol Testing Fine Lawsuits
The measure is intended to recoup some of the municipality's revenue and keep these legal cases from driving up costs.
Senate Authorizes Entry of 139 Armed US Military Personnel into Mexico for Joint Exercise
Members of the US Army's 101st Airborne Division will be stationed in Chihuahua from September 20 to 30 to participate in a joint military training exercise alongside Mexican forces.
Antonio Martinez Runs for San Diego City Council as San Ysidro School District Faces Fiscal Crisis
The San Ysidro school board member is running for District 8 while a state fiscal oversight report details the district’s financial challenges.
Eva Moreno Calls for Unity Behind President Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo
Congresswoman Eva Moreno voices support for President Sheibaum's leadership following the Second State of the Nation Address, highlighting a government focused on the well-being, development, and security of the Mexican people.
Little Italy Mercato: San Diego County’s Largest Farmer’s Market
The Saturday market spans six blocks along West Date Street, earning its title as the largest in the county.
Tijuana Pushes for Stronger Binational Ties on Environmental Protection
Tijuana and the US agreed to keep close tabs on several priority areas, including waste management, water management, and erosion.
Baja California Expands Educational Infrastructure with New Middle School in Mexicali
A new middle school in Mexicali's Rincones de Puebla will offer 12 classrooms, a cafeteria, a library and more, giving local teenagers room to continue their education.
Opinion | The Most Humane Migration Policy Begins With A Home
Why affordable housing in Mexico should be understood as social infrastructure, and as a shared North American priority.