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New Motorcycle Access Coming to San Ysidro Border Crossing on September 8
The new access will operate weekday mornings near Lane 15 to help streamline traffic.
Mexican National Arrested at Otay Mesa Port of Entry with 24 Liters of Banned Pesticides
Juan Valderrain was arrested in August, when he attempted to enter U.S. territory with the substance hidden in his vehicle.
Halloween Horror Nights 2026: Universal’s Spookiest Event Guide
Ready for Halloween Horror Nights 2026? Find out which ticket to buy, what to wear, and how to beat the crowds at Universal Studios Hollywood.
Baja California Security Chief Meets with U.S. Agencies
Discussions centered on drug and weapon smuggling, human trafficking, vehicle theft, and transnational criminal organizations.
3rd Edition of San Diego-Tijuana Binational Race Set for October 25
The San Diego-Tijuana Binational Race aims to bring together more than 5,000 runners, strengthening social, cultural, and tourism ties.
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.
San Diego Braces for Arrival of El Niño
The heat of the past few days is proving to be a preview of what officials expect will rank among the strongest El Niño seasons since 2015.
Man Arrested at San Ysidro Port of Entry for Attempting to Smuggle Woman Using Another Person’s U.S. Passport
Federal prosecutors in the Southern District of California have announced there were 71 border-related criminal cases this week.
California’s Rising Cost of Living Could Bring More Workers and Residents to Baja California
The growing affordability gap between California and Baja California could create opportunities beyond housing, including for the state’s labor market.
California Tourists Continue Visiting Baja California Despite U.S. Security Alert
The Tourism Secretary said visitors from San Diego, Los Angeles and other parts of California continue traveling to the state
Opinion | USMCA Is Being Rewritten in Real Time. What Does That Mean for Talent in Mexico?
The recent escalation in U.S.-Canada trade tensions illustrates just how quickly the North American trade environment can change.
Authorities Warn Tijuana Drivers Crossing Into San Diego About Hidden Drug Shipments
Nearly 26 kilograms of methamphetamine were found hidden in a Tijuana vehicle.
Tijuana Esperanto Park Forum Earns Orchids & Onions Nomination
The Tijuana Esperanto Park competes in the Public Architecture category alongside projects from both sides of the border.
One of San Diego’s Iconic Pumpkin Patches Opens in Less Than a Month
Bates Nut Farm’s Valley Center pumpkin patch returns this September and the first gourds are already growing!
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.
Escape to Greece at San Diego’s Cardiff Greek Festival
Savor authentic Greek food, live music, and dance at the Cardiff Greek Festival in San Diego in September.
UABC and U.S. Consulate Bolster Educational Ties Across the CaliBaja Region
During the visit, Consul Lance Hegerle and Rector Luis Enrique Palafox held discussions centered on EducationUSA and the CaliBaja Consortium.
Frozen Blueberries Pulled from Supermarkets Nationwide Over E. Coli Concerns
Frozen blueberries sold at Publix in eight states are now under a Class I FDA recall due to potential E. coli contamination.
Architecture and Cultural Infrastructure Take Center Stage at CECUT Forum
The event convened experts to discuss the design of accessible cultural infrastructure and to explore strategies for planning urban spaces that honor both historical heritage and social identity.
CBP San Diego Seizes Over $67 Million in Drugs During July
U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers in San Diego intercepted more than 8,300 pounds of illegal narcotics last month.