Libertad among the 11 neighborhoods with more active cases by COVID-19 in Tijuana

Although Tijuana does not concentrate many active COVID-19 cases, compared to Mexicali, it is the municipality with the second highest number of active cases. As of Monday, there are a total of 358 active cases in Baja California, of which 246 are in Mexicali, 86 in Tijuana, 15 in Ensenada, five in San Felipe, three […]

June 1, 2021

The exhibition “Fantasía Moral” by Japanese artist Shinpei Takeda arrives in Tijuana

Shinpei Takeda is a Japanese artist who lives in Tijuana, and who next Saturday, June 5, will exhibit his art-installation works with his show "Moral Fantasy", at the Tijuana Cultural Center (Cecut). The Japanese artist's project seeks to reveal the thread between the faculty of doing and the faculty of imagining, and is made up […]

June 1, 2021

Baja California has signs of possible COVID-19 resurgence

According to the general director of the National Center for Preventive Programs and Disease Control (Cenaprece), Ruy López Ridaura, Mexico has registered a reduction in the number of COVID-19 infections. He also affirmed that half of the states are under the green traffic light in the Epidemiological chart. Cases of the virus in Mexico have […]

May 31, 2021

Experience Veracruz, a Mexican tourist destination you must visit

Its splendid and captivating nature, with landscapes where the sea and the mountains, the jungle and the beach, mighty rivers and fertile fields converge, as well as history and modernity, make Veracruz one of the most chosen Mexican tourist destinations. Considered Mexico's gateway to the world, since this is where the Spaniards entered to form […]

May 31, 2021

The heat is coming! Temperatures will rise in Tijuana

The heat is about to arrive in Tijuana, this week will see a gradual increase in temperature, while conditions will remain partly clear with occasional clouds. However, cloudy mornings and foggy nights will continue, particularly along the coasts. As for Monday, the temperature will be between 14°C and 23°C (57°F and 73°F), partly cloudy skies, […]

May 31, 2021

101 Baja Californians are hospitalized this Monday due to COVID-19

Baja California begins the week with 101 people hospitalized due to COVID-19. According to the head of the State Secretariat of Health, Alonso Pérez Rico, 29 of this total are in need of a ventilator to continue fighting for their lives. As he has commented on other occasions, since April it has been observed that […]

May 31, 2021

Closure of Tijuana-San Diego checkpoints causes citizens’ discontent

Through social media, citizens expressed their anger after the Tijuana-San Diego border checkpoints were stopped without prior notice when they were waiting in line to enter the U.S. in the San Ysidro area. In a video published by the Facebook account belonging to Tania Montoya in the group ''Cómo Está La Línea Oficial'', it can […]

May 30, 2021

A member of Montserrat Caballero’s slate pretends to be bisexual for electoral purposes

Alejandro Cabrera Acosta is the candidate for second councilman in Tijuana for the Morena party, he is also known because it was recently revealed that he pretended to be part of the LGBTI community for electoral purposes, as he is the representative of substantive equality and non-discrimination in the planilla of the candidate for mayor […]

May 30, 2021

Mexican Consulate in San Diego announces Saturday passport processing day

Good news for those who are allowed to cross the border or who have permission to reside in the United States: the Mexican Ministry of Foreign Affairs (SRE) has just informed that this June 5 will be an extraordinary day to process passports and license plates at Mexican consulates. According to the SRE, this decision […]

May 30, 2021

Municipal Institute against Addictions (IMCAD) helps young people to rehabilitate and return to school

The Municipal Institute against Addictions (IMCAD) receives 200 calls monthly, of which 40 of them request help for the treatment of addictions in minors. Such action will be reinforced by the head of the institute through the development of a comprehensive program for young consumers of psychoactive substances. The inclusion of the project for this […]

May 29, 2021

Nearly 200 San Ysidro businesses closed due to border restrictions

Border restrictions for non-essential travel due to COVID-19 have been in place since March 2020. In light of this, both sides of the border have suffered from the situation. Nearly 200 San Ysidro businesses closed last year, largely due to border travel restrictions. Recently, the restrictions were extended once again until June 21. Juan Miguel […]

May 29, 2021

COVID-19: 152 vaccinated Baja Californians become infected

The head of the Secretariat of Health, Alonso Pérez Rico, informed that as of May 28, 152 Baja Californians who had received one or two doses of any of the anti-COVID vaccines tested positive for the disease. Of this total, 85 had only received one dose, while 67 had already completed their vaccination schedule. Regarding […]

May 29, 2021

Baja California exceeds 400 active cases; 285 are in Mexicali

Baja California began the weekend with 402 active COVID-19 cases, 285 of which are located in Mexicali, while 88 are in Tijuana, 13 in Ensenada, 10 in San Felipe, four in Tecate and two in Rosarito. Of this total of cases, 308 are recovering at home, and the other 94 were hospitalized, but 31 of […]

May 29, 2021

Penalties for littering help reduce pollution in Tijuana

The increase of heavy and domestic garbage in the streets is a worldwide problem. In Tijuana, the Municipal Government is in charge of applying penalties for improper disposal of waste through the city's cleaning regulations. In addition to having 755 collection routes and carrying out cleanup days, the Municipal Public Services Department (DSPM) conducts tours […]

May 28, 2021

San Diego mayor asks for reopening of U.S.-Mexico border ports of entry

The mayor of San Diego, Todd Gloria, made a statement regarding the closing of checkpoints at the U.S.-Mexico border, mainly those belonging to the city of Tijuana, Baja California, which was recently announced to be extended until June 21 of this year. Gloria stated that he has been discussing the reopening of the border checkpoints […]

May 28, 2021

Barbachano International Earns Top 30 Ranking in Prestigious Forbes’ list for Recruiting Excellence

Barbachano International (BIP), the premier Executive Search and leadership advisory firm with a focus on diversity, is pleased to announce it has been selected by Forbes' to America's Best Executive Recruiting Firms 2021 list for the fifth consecutive year, moving up 9 spots and currently ranking #27 in America and #3 on the West Coast […]

May 27, 2021

Follow-up to landslide in Colonia del Lago in Tijuana

After the landslide that occurred in the Altitud 58 subdivision located in the El Lago neighborhood, the Tijuana City Hall followed up with the support of a Geotechnical specialist. Altitud 58 is located in the Cerro Colorado district and has 58 homes. Thanks to the support of the specialist, the municipality will be able to […]

May 27, 2021

Puppy victim of sexual abuse rescued in Tijuana

Griselda Duarte, rescuer and founder of the shelter "Cambiando Vidas", has filed a complaint for the sexual abuse of the 4-month-old dog Vixen, thanks to a report by Sandy Velazco. On May 23rd, a young woman from the Altiplano neighborhood in Tijuana told Sandy that a man in a house in the area was inciting […]

May 27, 2021

Adults between 40 and 59 years old are the most hospitalized by COVID-19 in Baja California

The hospital occupancy rate for COVID-19 in Baja California is 25.96%, with a total of 98 patients confirmed with this disease and hospitalized in one of the seven units. According to the Secretary of Health, Alonso Pérez Rico, since the anti-COVID vaccination began in the State, the age range of people arriving to the hospitals […]

May 27, 2021

Eduardo Martínez Barajas promotes the modernization of the Fire Department in Tijuana

After his retirement from the Fire Department, Eduardo Martínez Barajas, who was commander of the institution some time ago, continues motivating the Department and promoting its modernization, because since he was young, the professional showed his commitment to the community, together with his passion for baseball. His beginnings A native of Tijuana, Eduardo Martínez Barajas […]

May 26, 2021