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
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Opinion | Bonilla: this land demands answers
From this land, where the wind carries dust, a dry sea and scars that never heal, we send these words with heads held high.
Mexican Government Aims to Complete Tijuana River Cleanup by 2027
The Mexican federal government has expressed confidence that the Tijuana river will be cleaned by 2027.
Baja California’s Digital Window Wins NovaGob International Award
Baja California's Digital Window has cut government response times by as much as 70% across a wide range of procedures.
Baja California Congresswoman pushes bill to expand indigenous rights
Congresswoman Evelyn Sánchez says the proposal would recognize Indigenous and Afro-Mexican communities as legal rights holders, giving them stronger constitutional protections and greater autonomy.
Threat against Baja California Governor Marina del Pilar was recorded inside the HQ of a rival political party, investigation finds
The outlet says it identified the room where the video was filmed and believes the recording dates back to late 2023 based on details visible inside the office.
Mayor Abdiel Gutiérrez Presides Over 1st Ordinary Session of Tijuana’s Peace and Civic Justice Council
Mayor Abdiel Gutiérrez emphasized that lasting peace depends on coordinated efforts between government and civil society.
Baja California Invests Record $543 Million Pesos to Overhaul School Infrastructure
Baja California aims to modernize basic education facilities through new construction, cafeteria installations, and rehabilitation projects.
“Safe Streets, Safe Families” Program Launches in Mexicali
Baja California has already filled more than 8,000 potholes in the state capital thanks to the Safe Streets, Safe Families program.
Baja California’s Tarjeta Violeta program helps women grow small businesses through new entrepreneurship expo
Twenty-six women showcased products and services developed through training offered by the state assistance program.
New poll shows Ismael Burgueño leading Morena’s Baja California governor race
The survey evaluated potential Morena gubernatorial candidates across multiple categories, including voter preference, public perception and approval ratings.
Baja California’s Digital Window Named Finalist in 2026 NovaGob Excellence Awards
Baja California’s Digital Window has earned a spot as a finalist in these prestigious awards, competing against Spain, Argentina, and Colombia.
Binational Tijuana–San Diego Plan to Clean Tijuana River Moves Forward
Representatives from all three levels of government met to discuss strategies for water management and conservation in the Tijuana–San Diego region.
Baja California Launches Preventive Strategy to Safeguard Livestock from Screwworm
The strategy will involve epidemiological surveillance, preventive measures, and immediate emergency response.
Governor Gavin Newsom signs bill to strengthen California’s education system
AB 181 restructures California's education governance system by creating a new commissioner role and redefining statewide leadership responsibilities.
U.S. Government Acquires Otay Mesa Detention Center in $739 Million Deal
The U.S. government has finalized the purchase of two immigrant detention facilities in California, including the Otay Mesa Detention Center.
Baja California Lawmaker Proposes Extending Paternity Leave to 12 Weeks
Parallel initiatives at both the state and federal levels to expand paternity leave to 12 weeks with full pay have been introduced.
State Congress Demands Full Transparency from Municipal Animal Control Centers
The measure seeks to clarify how animal welfare resources are being utilized and lay the groundwork for a more coordinated strategy.
Environmental groups urge USMCA review to address Tijuana River pollution
Organizations on both sides of the border are calling for stronger environmental commitments as the trade agreement enters a new review process.
Former Tijuana Secretary Arnulfo Guerrero Denies Approving Bullfight
Guerrero also urged law enforcement to determine accountability in the matter and to proceed with full transparency.
Baja California launches statewide agreement to speed up business investment approvals
Governor Marina del Pilar Ávila Olmeda and the state's seven municipalities signed a plan to streamline permitting, reduce bureaucracy and attract new investment.