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Foundation Stone Laid for Playas de Rosarito Desalination Plant
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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 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.
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.
Mercado de Abastos Workers Enroll in Tijuana Health Program
The "Tijuana Saludable" program provides free access to preventive medical care services.
Baja California Bolsters Security Forces with New Officers
Over the past three years, more than 800 officers have graduated from the IEPFI and joined the state's security forces.
San Diego Approves Plan to Capture Contaminated Tijuana River Water on U.S. Soil
San Diego County has approved a plan to capture and treat contaminated water from the Tijuana River on U.S. soil.
“Soy México” Campaign Launches in Tijuana, Offering Free Dual Citizenship for Children
Want dual nationality for your kids? Act by September and get the entire process done for free. No translations or apostilles required.
Baja California Activates Permanent Civil Protection Committee Amid “El Niño” Threat
Baja California's protection committee will evaluate threats, oversee prevention efforts, and unify emergency response across state agencies.
Tijuana City Hall Approves Emergency Industrial Development Regularization Program
The recently approved emergency program is designed to ensure that industrial developments meet their urban equipment obligations.
Claudia Sheinbaum Highlights “Shared Well-Being” Projects in Baja California During Second Government Report
Coordination between state governor Marina del Pilar and President Claudia Sheinbaum is driving major projects to benefit people.
Tijuana Launches “Soy México” Campaign to Streamline Birth Registration and CURP for U.S.-Born Minors
Tijuana will facilitate registration and CURP for minors born in the United States with the 'Soy México' campaign.
Baja California Reports 31% Progress on Major Tijuana River Sanitation Project
The initiative aims to restore the Tijuana River watershed and foster healthier conditions for surrounding communities.
Morena Maintains Strong Support in Baja California, Says Tijuana Mayor Ahead of Governor Election
Ismael Burgueño, who is seeking Morena’s nomination for governor in 2027, says the party’s electoral record and coordination among governments have strengthened its position in the state.
CESPT Uses Green Bond Funds for Tijuana and Rosarito Water Projects
With nine projects already completed and two more in progress, the initiative strengthens water infrastructure for both municipalities.
Tijuana Mayor Abdiel Gutiérrez Delivers 35 Property Titles to Local Families
The mayor said that these documents grant families legal certainty, officially recognizing their right to a home they can call their own.
Ismael Burgueño leads Morena’s 2027 governor race in new Baja California poll
The Tijuana mayor on leave leads the party’s internal preferences and reaches 41% in a hypothetical general election matchup.
Americans Living in Baja Can Now Pay Their Water Online Trough CESPT New Portal
This new digital service allows users to skip lines at CESPT and choose down payments ranging from 15% to 50%.
U.S. Government Suspends Operations in Mexicali Following Security Threat Alert
Authorities are urging the public to exercise caution on August 25, after the U.S. government abruptly suspended its official activities in the city.
Tijuana continues municipal programs focused on public services and quality of life
The city is maintaining initiatives launched under former mayor Ismael Burgueño Ruiz, covering everything from infrastructure and public safety to digital services and free healthcare.