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Strong Winds and Warmer Weather Coming to Baja and San Diego
BAJA CALIFORNIA.- It seems that this week the warm weather will return not only in Tijuana but throughout the state. Starting this Thursday temperatures will increase, however, on Monday there will be strong winds in Baja California, according to the National Meteorological Service (SMN). For Monday, the sky will be clear to mid-cloudy, with a […]
Central American Immigrants Say Goodbye to Their American Dream
Last weekend, more than 200 Central American migrants arrived in Tijuana in a caravan of the with the intention of seeking political asylum in the United States, unfortunately this request was denied to the 80 who decided to ask for it. The migrants considered that they had plenty of reasons to ask for asylum because […]
No More “American dream” for Central American Immigrants Who Sought Asylum in the US
Last weekend, more than 200 Central American immigrants arrived in Tijuana in the caravan known as "immigrant viacrucis," with the intention of seeking political asylum in the United States. Unfortunately, a request that was denied to the 80 people who decided to apply. The immigrants considered that they had plenty of reasons to ask for […]
Travel to the Past With These 8 Photos of Rosarito Beach
ROSARITO.- This Sunday May 14 was the 132th anniversary of the Rosarito Foundation, one of the favorite tourist spots in the state of Baja California. For this, we bring you a series of old photographs, which will show you what the first years of the city were like. 1.- Nido Restaurant-Bar Photo: Pinterest 2.- [/p] […]
High San Diego Rent Prices Translates to High Demand in Tijuana
TIJUANA.- For several years now, San Diegans have been on the hunt for cheaper housing anywhere they can find it, without sacrificing much space. One answer has been to go north to Temecula, while the other answer has been to go south and cross the border to Tijuana. This has had the effect of generating […]
Guadalupe Valley Has a “Bubble Hotel”
If you live in Baja California and you are a wine lover, you have probably gone to the famous Valle de Guadalupe, a destination increasingly visited by enthusiasts of this drink and good food. Now, you can make your stay an even more incredible experience by staying at the bubble hotel to see the stars […]
Blues and Jazz Festival Comes to Tijuana in June
TIJUANA.- The Jazz & Blues Festival will be back in Tijuana this year and with a change in venue, moving to the ICBC Amphitheater, near the City administration building. This event continuously seeks to promote the artistic values of the city through various activities, food, festivities and, of course, music. This Sunday, June 4 you […]
Free Korean Classes in Tijuana next Week
TIJUANA.- The IYF Tijuana Association will give free Korean classes starting next week for all those interested in learning this language. Classes will start this Tuesday, May 16 and the quota is limited, so if you are interested it is best to take your place. The classes will be on Tuesdays or Thursdays from 3 […]
Have Fun This Weekend With These 4 Events in Rosarito
ROSARITO.- This Sunday, May 14 will be the anniversary of the founding of Playas de Rosarito, which means that a fun weekend is guaranteed in the city, so if you still don't have any plans you should focus your attention on visiting Rosarito. 1.- Rosarito Beach Anniversary Music, food, mariachi, fireworks show, presentation of the […]
No Plans for the Weekend? Check Out These 6 Events in Tijuana
TIJUANA.- If you're an audiophile and can't help to enjoy the awesome vibe you feel when in a concert, then this is the weekend for you, because most of the events for these two glorious days involve live music. Here are 6 events you cannot miss in Tijuana this weekend Thursday May 11 1.- The […]
Baja California Wins 4 Gold Medals at National Open Water Olympiad
BAJA CALIFORNIA.- The National Open Water Olympiad 2017 took place at la presa " El Cuchillo," Nuevo Leon this past May 8, and Baja California won most of the categories. Three girls were contestants in three categories, and all of them returned home with a gold medal: Nahomy Guadalupe Lopez Collazo, Mariana Ruvalcaba Cruz, and […]
New Neonatal Intensive Care Room Opens At Tijuana General Hospital
TIJUANA.-Miracle Babies Mexico, concludes its first project in the Tijuana General Hospital with this week's opening of the Surgery Room of the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit, which will benefit an average of 120 newborns suffering from some type of congenital problem. Since 2016, Miracle Babies Mexico has adopted part of the "Niño Enfermo" project, which […]
Sierra de San Pedro Martir Got Covered With Snow This Sunday
The National Meteorological Service (SMN) announced in previous days that between Sunday and Monday the snow could reach the Sierra de San Pedro Mártir and, apparently, it happened. Alejandro Terán, who works at the Astronomical Observatory of the UNAM and lives in Ensenada shared some photographs where he shows the snow that covered the mountains […]
Central American Immigrants Reach Tijuana to Request Political Asylum in the U.S.
More than 200 immigrants from Central American countries such as Honduras, Guatemala and El Salvador, have arrived since Saturday to Tijuana as part of the caravan hoping to request and receive political asylum to the United States. Traveling over 4,000 miles, crossing the southern border, as well as the different checkpoints to reach Tijuana, migrants […]
Young Tijuana Native is Only Mexican to Win Prestigious Scholarship to Study in Singapore
TIJUANA .- A young "Tijuanense," Valeria Obregón, a high school student was the only one in the state to participate to win a scholarship to study in Singapore; however, she was also the only Mexican who managed to be selected to travel to this place. Students from all over the world were sent to an […]
Rain Is Expected for This Sunday in Tijuana and San Diego
TIJUANA- The National Weather Service is forecasting that, for the next 96 hours, a new frontal system, No. 46, will make its way into Southern California and Northern Baja California, which will not only bring strong winds in the state, but also rain. It seems that after a break rain will return to the state […]
The Reason Why Haitian Immigrants Might Not Last Long in Tijuana Shelters
The migrant shelters that have given a place to stay to thousands of Haitians migrants in Baja California, mainly in the city of Tijuana, have been given an ultimatum to leave. The agreed date was the last day of April, but they have been given a period of a few more days for those who […]
This May, the Disney Cruise Returns to the Port of Ensenada
All the magic of the Disney Cruise will return to the Port of Ensenada this May 13 after visiting six times back in 2016. Disney Wonder will not only return, but this 2017 is expected to double the number of arrivals to 14. With a capacity of more than 2, 400 passengers and 947 crew, […]
Are stem cells the next-wave for diabetes treatments?
According to the International Diabetes Federation, diabetes currently affects 7% of the world's population, nearly 250 million individuals worldwide. Diabetes is currently the sixth leading cause of death in the US. This disease lead to several complications such as heart disease, stroke, kidney disease, blindness and amputations. Diabetes can be managed but not cured. Stem […]
6 Events in Tijuana This Weekend
TIJUANA.- This weekend we welcome the month of May, and what better way to do that than having fun in one of the events this city has prepared for us. Thursday May 4 1.- Haiti Cultural Festival Projects, companies, teachers, psychologists and musicians of the city decided to sponsor this event with the aim of […]