This Week’s Must-See
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
Colosio Proposes Extending Mexican Municipal Terms to Four Years
Governor Marina del Pilar Announces More Scholarships and Aid for 2027
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Christmas Magic Comes to the San Diego Mountains! Camp Christmas Features Thousands of Lights and Shows
Camp Christmas will feature dancing fountains, holiday music, and over 30 family-friendly attractions starting at $12.
“A Very Furry Christmas” Returns to Sesame Place San Diego This Saturday
Sesame Place San Diego kicks off the holiday season with "A Very Furry Christmas" featuring tree lighting, festive mazes, and daily parades.
Baja California Earns 5 Nominations at the 2026 Food and Travel Reader Awards
Baja California has been nominated in several categories, including "Best Gastronomic Destination in Mexico."
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.
5 Baja California Bakeries Worth a Stop on Your Next Trip
These five spots stand out for their quality, variety, and loyal following among locals and visitors.
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.
U.S. Coast Guard Intercepts 37 Migrants Off San Diego and Santa Cruz Coasts
Coast Guard officials emphasized that they continue to coordinate closely with federal and international partners to disrupt human smuggling groups.
All Aboard! Polar Express Train Ride Returns to California with Hot Cocoa and Santa Claus
Inspired by the holiday movie, the Polar Express Train Ride invites families to receive a golden ticket, sip cocoa, and meet Santa Claus.
Tijuana River Sewage Is Impacting San Diego’s Air Quality
A new UC Riverside study published in Scientific Reports reveals how toxic waste from the Tijuana River is degrading San Diego’s ocean and air quality.
What to Do in Rosarito This Week: Catrina Parades, Costume Parties and Races
From Día de Muertos celebrations to seaside music and sporting events, Rosarito has several activities lined up for November 3-8.
Discover Tijuana’s Mila Restaurant, The Brunch Spot Blending Northwestern Mexican Heritage
With seasonal menus and dishes, Tijuana's Mila Restaurant aims to redefine the local morning dining scene and flavors.
Balboa Park’s December Nights Returns for 2026
More than 1,600 performers, 200 food vendors, and free museum admission will be available during Balboa Park's December Nights.
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.
4 New Ways to Experience Valle de Guadalupe’s Wellness Route
The Wellness Route experiences are open to locals, nationals, and foreigners alike with no medical treatment required.
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.
‘Home Alone 2 in Concert’ Heading to San Diego with Live Orchestra
The San Diego Symphony will perform John Williams' iconic live score alongside a special outdoor screening of the Christmas classic.
Riverside’s Festival of Lights Returns This November
Experience Riverside's Festival of Lights this November featuring holiday lights, fireworks, food, and family fun at the historic Mission Inn.
Great White Shark Sightings Surge Along the California Coast
While these sharks pose a risk to swimmers, fatal encounters remain extraordinarily rare.
Sailor and Dog Rescued 460 Miles Off San Diego Coast After Missing Since August
The vessel with the man and his dog was left drifting at sea after its sails were severely damaged.