This Week’s Must-See
Two Mexican Nationals Sentenced to Nearly Six Years in Prison After Deadly San Diego Shipwreck
Luis Donaldo Colosio Riojas Eyes 2030 Mexican Presidential Run
Millions of Lights and a Giant Maze! Enchant Christmas Returns to Southern California
Christmas Aboard an Aircraft Carrier! San Diego’s Jingle Jets to Host Waterfront Light Show
Latest News - Politics
Sheinbaum Rejects ‘Terrorist’ Label for Mexican Cartels
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum addressed questions regarding whether her administration will designate drug cartels as terrorist organizations.
Baja California Highlights Historic 200 Billion Peso Investment Backed by Federal Government
Governor Marina del Pilar points to progress in infrastructure and social welfare programs developed alongside presidents López Obrador and Claudia Sheinbaum.
Trump Admits Deportation Push Was ‘Too Tough’ and Cost Him Votes
The U.S. president acknowledged his immigration policy hit stable workers, revealing internal administration debate over who should be allowed to stay.
Tijuana Bolsters Public Safety Operations for Incoming El Niño Threat
CESPT joined Mayor Ismael Burgueño for Tijuana's Fifth Permanent Preparation and Response Committee Meeting.
Luis Donaldo Colosio Riojas Eyes 2030 Mexican Presidential Run
Senator Luis Donaldo Colosio Riojas spoke of a potential 2030 presidential bid and weighed future gubernatorial options.
Colosio Proposes Extending Mexican Municipal Terms to Four Years
The Movimiento Ciudadano senator put forward proposals to improve working conditions and give City Halls more time to complete their projects.
Governor Marina del Pilar Announces More Scholarships and Aid for 2027
She is also set to introduce a proposal reducing the years of service required for police officers to qualify for a pension.
Baja California Expands Healthcare Access to All Communities
The State of the State address highlights major hospital developments, expanded specialized care, and medical achievements.
David Alvarez Wins Another Term in California’s 80th Assembly, Promises to Keep Fighting for South San Diego
Affordable housing, education, and Tijuana River pollution remain among his priorities as he prepares to return to Sacramento.
Baja California Expands Support for Vulnerable Groups and Human Rights with 5 Years of Inclusion
Over 45,000 mobility services have been delivered, alongside 60 Inclusion Networks and 56,090 comprehensive care services for victims.
Tijuana Mayor Ismael Burgueño Submits 2nd State of the City Report to Electoral Institute
Mayor Ismael Burgueño expressed his gratitude to IEEBC for hosting the ceremony and ensuring a smooth submission process.
Xavier Becerra, California’s Governor-Elect, Has Deep Roots in Tijuana
Son of Mexican immigrants, Becerra is set to become California’s first Latino governor in more than 150 years.
Governor Marina del Pilar Unveils Strategy to Secure Baja California’s Water Future
This strategy guarantees supply for the next three decades and introduces sanitary drainage to historically underserved areas.
Sheinbaum Highlights Mexican Representation as Xavier Becerra Seeks California Governorship
The Mexican president highlighted the political role of the 40 million people of Mexican descent in the U.S. during California’s elections.
Governor Marina del Pilar Spotlights Historic Education Funding and Universal School Breakfasts
State funding surpassed 1.46 billion pesos to upgrade and equip 3,038 schools for over one million students.
Xavier Becerra Unveils Housing Plan to Tackle California’s Affordability Crisis
The Democratic gubernatorial candidate promises 40,000 affordable units and streamlined permits.
Mexico and Baja California Deliver Regularization Land Deal to Ejido Rojo Gómez
Federal and state authorities signed a regularization agreement, resolving decades of land tenure uncertainty for Ejido Rojo Gómez.
Xavier Becerra Holds Strong 61% Lead in Latest California Gubernatorial Poll
A new PPIC survey reinforces the Democratic frontrunner’s dominant advantage over Republican Steve Hilton.
Mexican Political Leader Cuauhtémoc Cárdenas Dies at 92
The founder of the Party of the Democratic Revolution ran for Mexico’s presidency three times and became the first popularly elected head of government of Mexico City.
Tijuana Prepares Special Operation Across City Cemeteries for Day of the Dead
All 14 municipal cemeteries will operate from 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. under a coordinated effort to ensure cleanliness, order, and public safety.