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 - Government
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Construction Begins on Baja California’s Punta Colonet Port, Set to Open in 2029
The $41 billion-peso project south of Ensenada is expected to create thousands of jobs and expand Mexico’s access to Pacific trade routes.
CFE and Baja California Partner to Fortify Electrical Grid
A 30-day maintenance operation will upgrade 8 subtransmission lines, 5 substations, and 72 circuits across Tijuana, Rosarito, and Tecate.
Baja California Expands Free Healthcare Access for Local Families
Through the state's Wellness Clinics, residents can now access free specialized care, including lab work, mammograms, ultrasounds, and prescription eyewear.
From Violet Card to College: 928 Women in Mexicali Graduate High School
Driven by Baja California’s Secretariat of Well-Being, more than 3,000 women across the state have now earned their high school diplomas.
Baja California Joins National Summit to Drive Federal Well-Being Housing Program
Governor Marina del Pilar highlighted state-federal cooperation aimed at building 80,000 affordable new homes.
Construction Begins on Pedestrian Bridge for Rosario Castellanos National University in Tijuana
The Tijuana City Hall is allocating nearly $51 million pesos of municipal funds directly into the infrastructure project.
Public Consultation Launches for Tijuana’s 2026–2040 Metropolitan Strategic Plan
The Tijuana City Hall has officially launched public consultations for the 2026–2040 Metropolitan Strategic Plan (PEM).
Baja California Pushes Tougher Penalties for Staged Accident Extortion
Proposed legal reforms in Baja California aim to crack down on staged-accident extortion schemes with stiffer prison sentences and fines.
Baja California Activates State Civil Protection Council Ahead of ‘El Niño’
Heavy rainfall is expected across many regions in the state, including Tijuana, starting Saturday night.
Tijuana Joins Mexico’s Pact for Prosperity and Economic Justice
The initiative aims to boost local economic growth and foster a safer environment for investment.
Baja California Congresswoman Moves Toward Harmonizing Education Law for Indigenous and Plurilingual Communities
Congresswoman Dunnia Montserrat Murillo López has introduced a bill on indigenous, intercultural, and plurilingual education aimed at harmonizing the Education Law of the State of Baja California with the General Education Law. Baja California is a pluralistic entity, home to the indigenous peoples recognized by the State’s Law of Indigenous Rights and Culture including the […]
Tijuana Strengthens Its Relationship With the United States Through Binational Initiatives
The city says it has participated in 115 binational events and held strategic meetings with U.S. authorities, international organizations and regional governments during the past two years.