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The first safari in Baja California opens its doors
The City of Mexicali announced the reopening of the City Forest with a new option that you can't miss, now you can visit the forest in Safari mode, that is, from your car. The Mexicali City President announced that this is the first Safari in the entire state and that its purpose is to offer […]
Where to Eat Tacos Like a Mexican in San Diego
In 2019, my 12-year old and I went for tacos at a hip new taqueria in our San Diego neighborhood. We ordered a variety to sample as it was our first visit. After only his second taco, Wolfgang slumped in his seat and sighed, “We’re not in Mexico, are we?” As the son of a […]
Baja California remains on high alert with 17 thousand cases of coronavirus
This Sunday, August 30th, the Secretary of Health, Alonso Perez Rico, together with the current governor of Baja California, announced the update of the coronavirus passage in the state, which continues in maximum alert. Currently the Mexican country registers more than 591 thousand cumulative positive cases and more than one and a half million Mexicans […]
Factors leading to the development of colon cancer
After the death of actor Chadwick Boseman, who played the Black Panther in the Marvel films, interest in his disease, colon cancer, has emerged. In 2017, the last date for which records are available, this type of cancer killed more than 52 thousand people in the neighboring country, according to the American Cancer Society, who […]
Coronavirus: Tijuana back to number one with most active cases in Baja California
In the COVID-19 cases update, presented this Saturday morning by the Secretary of Health, Alonso Perez Rico, the Baja California population was informed that the state is still at a red light after having 16 thousand 660 confirmed cases and 3 thousand 102 deaths due to this virus. In turn, according to the image above, […]
Here’s What You Should Do to Remove (Un)conscious Bias When Hiring
Companies aren't just clamoring to prioritize diversity and inclusivity when building their workforce because it's the right thing to do. Studies have shown, as reported by outlets like Forbes, that diverse workforces increase a company's bottom line. But for training HR managers, recruiters, and other hiring managers to eliminate their bias for or against specific […]
UABC opens its own drive-in cinema this Friday
The coordination of the Extension of Culture and Divulgation of Science of the Autonomous University of Baja California (UABC) in collaboration with the Forum of Cinematographic Analysis (FACINE), invited the university's community and the general public to the opening of their drive-in, which is part of their film cycle. This a drive-in cinema, which will […]
182 pregnant women have tested positive for COVID-19 in Baja California
During the COVID-19 cases update in Baja California, Health Secretary Alonso Perez Rico reported this Friday, August 28, that of the 307 pregnant women tested for coronavirus, at least 182 have turned out positive in week 35, "which is precisely August," Perez Rico said. According to the Secretary of Health, 98 of these pregnant women […]
Americans could pay up to 17 thousand pesos for not complying with sanitary filters in Baja California
The U.S. Consulate General in Tijuana, informed citizens of the American country about the increase of strict measures implemented at the border crossings of Baja California. "Local authorities have established additional inspection measures for travelers at the Mexicali and Algodones ports of entry to reduce the spread of COVID-19," the Consulate specified. In light of […]
62 thousand and 76 confirmed deaths in Mexico from COVID-19
The technical report updated today confirms: 643, 265 negative cases, 81,597 suspicious cases, 579,914 confirmed cases and 62 thousands and 76 confirmed deaths. This is the national scenario under phase 3. Deaths continue to decline from week 30 onwards, says epidemiologist Dr. Jose Luis Alomia. In this sense, the importance of Food and Health was […]
“Tijuana al Fresco” the project that seeks to open outdoor restaurants
"Tijuana al Fresco" is the new project for the economic reactivation of Tijuana, which seeks to bring restaurant service out into the open to provide an outdoor dining experience. You can't miss the experience of Tijuana's outdoor restaurants this Saturday, August 29 and Sunday, August 30 at ''La Revu''. You will find a variety of […]
Disneyland in California is ready to reopen to the public
After the coronavirus outbreak, Disneyland's renowned theme parks closed their doors to the public, and although some in various countries have already reopened, the original one in California remains closed after the upsurge of cases that the state is going through. The director of Disney's theme parks said the company is ready to reopen Disneyland […]
More than 100 thousands Americans cross into Tijuana for non-essential reasons.
This weekend, long lines of up to 10 hours were reported for crossing from Tijuana to San Diego, following new sanitary restrictions at the ports of entry. U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) said it is "taking steps to discourage non-essential travel to and from Mexico to limit the spread of COVID-19 in the United […]
UNAM researchers discover remains of dolphin meat in tuna cans
Karla Hernandez, Food Engineer at UNAM, mentions that "this issue arises because at that time I was doing my social service in COFEPRIS, and when they start to do a research analysis, I start to investigate and I detect that this happens because there were no license issued to import Mexican tuna to the United […]
Tijuana will have the hottest day of the week this Thursday
The heat has arrived in Tijuana for a few weeks now, surprising citizens with high temperatures in the midst of a pandemic and if you had thought the worst was over, we have bad news. Tomorrow, Thursday, August 27, Tijuana is expected to have a very hot day. The National Meteorological System announced that temperatures […]
More men than women die from COVID-19 in Baja California
Baja California continues to be in high alert due to COVID-19. According to the Secretary of Health´s recent report, Alonso Perez Rico informed this morning that the state registers 16 thousand 231 confirmed cases and 3 thousand and 62 deaths due to this virus. According to the Secretary of Health, "more men die than women" […]
Ensenada Beer Fest announces new dates to enjoy craft beer
One of the most anticipated events for Baja California's craft beer lovers is the long awaited Beer Fest in Ensenada, which was cancelled due to the SARS COV-2 coronavirus pandemic. The event would have taken place on March 20th and 21st, two days full of craft beer and fun. Although this was postponed due to […]
U.S. Ambassador calls for irresponsible non-essential crossings between Tijuana and San Diego
Through his Twitter account, the U.S. ambassador in Mexico, Christopher Landau, called attention to U.S. citizens who he pointed out for not respecting the restrictions implemented at the border crossings of Mexico and the American country as a preventive measure against the COVID-19 pandemic. As we will remember, last weekend (August 21-23) only at the […]
10 Things I Miss Most in Baja
Coronavirus has been “The Great Separator” — creating achingly long distances between friends and families, children and schoolwork, musicians and audiences and Baja California enthusiasts and our favorite destination. In COVID’s wake, our family scrapped all of the 2020 trips we’d planned to Baja. My upcoming culinary tours postponed. Annual events canceled. Restaurants in Baja […]
Mexican Consulate in San Diego asks to avoid non-essential border crossings
As it has been reported in this website, due to the reinforcement of restrictions on border crossings between Mexico and the United States as a preventive measure against the COVID-19 pandemic, implemented last Friday, August 21 by the U.S. Customs Border and Protection (CBP), checkpoints in Baja California had long lines with waiting times of […]