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16 Brewers Graduate From the First Craft Beer Certification Program
If you thought that getting a certification for making your own delicious beer was out of your reach, then maybe you should think again, because the Technological Institute of Tijuana (ITT) helped 16 persons to achieve that goal. The ITT Director, Jose Guerrero Guerrero, and other school authorities gave 16 certifications to professional craft beer […]
April 13, 2017
Beer of the Week: Ramuri Mango
Beer has always been like the "comic relief" of movies, you sometimes need it to relax, to hang with a close friend, or just because you want to make a fun decision (or a bad one). But no matter the reason, there's always one movie that catches your attention and becomes your favorite. This is […]
April 13, 2017
17-Year-Old From Tijuana Wins Second Place at a Biotech Contest in Poland
Tijuana.- Jaime Castillo is the name of a young man that started his interest for science in Elementary School, by participating in all sorts of different contests that helped the community with the results of his work. With this attitude he earned the full support of his parents and of Moises Camarena Lew, Director of […]
April 13, 2017
EXCLUSIVE: First Look at Buffalo BBQ Ensenada
LA PAZ, BAJA CALIFORNIA SUR. Those in the industry often hotly contest the title of "chef". Many believe that the reverent nomenclature is earned only through intensive study at a major culinary institution and the awarding of a degree. Others argue that the entitlement belongs to anyone who designs a menu and effectively runs most […]
April 13, 2017
Adults Need Vaccines Too in California, Not Just Kids
The word "immunization" has long evoked images of nervous children wincing as they get injections to protect them from measles, mumps and other diseases. Now California's doctors are turning their attention to adults, who haven't been as diligent about getting their own shots. The California Medical Association Foundation, the charitable arm of the Sacramento-based physicians' […]
April 13, 2017
Rosarito On The Cheap: A Brand New Fest for Feasting
If you have not been to Rosarito lately, I suggest you plan a trip. Our quiet little town is growing up…big time! We just had a brand new cultural/arts center open. In the middle of the tourist zone there is a brand new Rosarito arch. This is not reminiscent of the St. Louis arch, as […]
April 13, 2017
Someone Destroyed a Man’s Plane in California but Three Years Later, No One Has Been Arrested for It
Imaging having your $140,000 USD airplane damaged by a BMW taken out for a joy ride during a blizzard at night in Northern California, a small but treasured medical airplane you have used for years during emergency missions to rural areas of Baja, Mexico, never doing it for profit, only for the satisfaction of helping […]
April 13, 2017
Mexican Families Separated by the Border Fence Reunited on the 4th of July Weekend
TIJUANA. Several Mexican families were finally reunited, even if just for a few hours, after gathering at both sides of the border fence between Mexico and the U.S., some of them for the first time in years. Mexican newspaper El Sol de Tijuana interviewed the Hernandez family, who had not been together for over 30 […]
April 13, 2017
Beer of the Week: The Sospeso IPA, from Insurgente brewery
This weeks BOTW is perfect for the citys changing weather, and one of the beers from the Tap Room line offered by Insurgente, a local Tijuana brewery: The Sospeso IPA, product of a collaboration with a specialized coffee shop of the same name, Sospeso Café, known for its quality and infamous with some because of […]
April 13, 2017
Everything You Need to Know About PedWest, San Ysidro’s New Pedestrian Port of Entry
Starting on July 15 on this year, the San Ysidro port of entry will look completely different to those who used it every day to cross into the United States on foot, because now they'll be able to use a new pedestrian crossing that sits less than a mile west of the old facilities, called […]
April 13, 2017
7 Great Things to do This 4th of July Weekend in San Diego and Tijuana
The weekend has come once again, and what most of us are waiting with bated breath is the moment when we can run away from work and having some well-deserved fun. If you're unsure about what to do or where to go these two-and-a-half days, these might just be up your alley. Saturday, July 2 […]
April 13, 2017
Certified Clinic Mexico Surgery Center Offers Free Wieght Loss Operation
According to the latest state of obesity report by the trust for America's Health fund, the state of obesity amongst Latino, White and Black Americans is at an all-time high exceeding 35% in three states Arkansas, Virginia and Mississippi. California, although amongst the lowest overall, becomes the highest when only looking at low-income families and […]
April 13, 2017
Hispanics Least Prepared For A Major Disaster In Los Angeles
In Los Angeles County the question is not whether a major disaster will happen, but when. Experts expect an earthquake measuring 7.0 or greater in the next 30 years. The area is prone to wildfires, floods, and other natural disasters. Infectious disease outbreaks and terrorist attacks are also possible. Though aware of the risks, less […]
April 13, 2017
Mexicans on Social Media Celebrate Obama’s “Putdown” of Enrique Peña Nieto
OTTAWA.-During the North American Leader's Summit closing ceremony, the Mexican and U.S. presidents both expressed very differing opinions about "populism", but people in social media (especially from Mexico) are applauding the way president Obama "rebutted" Peña Nieto for having a negative opinion on populism. According to Peña, politicians who embrace populist ideologies are merely "selling […]
April 13, 2017
Tijuana’s New Public Transit System at 65% Completion
The new Tijuana Comprehensive Transit System (SITT, in Spanish) the Bus Rapid Transit project better known as the Ruta Troncal is now at 65% completion, said Roberto Sánchez Martínez, Tijuana's Secretary of Urban Development and Environment. Sánchez said that the necessary infrastructure to launch the first bus will be done by August, before preliminary tests […]
April 13, 2017
250 Runners Expected at Rosaritos Beach Desert Challenge
For the first time ever, Score International will host the Beach Desert Challenge at Rosarito Beach. The race will be held on September, and 250 people have registered to participate so far, and 40,000 visitors are expected to attend. According to Score Internationals director, José Abelardo Grijalva, the Baja region has become one of the […]
April 13, 2017
Six Flags in Talks for Theme Park in Rosarito, Baja California
ROSARITO.In an exclusive interview with the La Jornada Baja California, the Mayor-elect of Rosarito, Mirna Rincón Vargas, revealed that American investors have huge plans to develop land along the coast, which includes a Six Flags ammusement park near the Playas de Rosarito Convention Center. The plan not only includes the Six Flags project, but also […]
April 13, 2017
Mexican Pop Singer Blasts ‘Doritos Rainbow’ on Twitter, Gets Backlash
Mexican pop star Kalimba became a trending topic yesterday on Twitter after sharing his point of view about the Doritos Rainbow, a product from the Doritos line that debuted in Mexico little over a week ago, described as a "gay friendly" product that openly supports the LGBT community. "Christians, women, Jews and children all die […]
April 13, 2017
Tijuana and Mexico Will Soon Adopt the 9-1-1 Emergency Number trb4
BAJA CALIFORNIA. Some time ago, there were talks in Baja California about changing the emergency number for the state, but now there is an official date to implement this plan. According to Mexican news outlet Uniradio Informa, the current 066 emergency number will be replaced by the 911 code between July and October of this […]
April 13, 2017
Uber Drivers Arrested in Coahuila for Human Traffic
COAHUILA. Agents of the Fuerza Coahuila corps uncovered a network of alleged human traffickers that illegally transported immigrants using Uber cars. Around four vehicles were pulled over by the police while they were going through Saltillos countryside, a dirt road that connects the Mexican states of Zacatecas and Nuevo León. The drivers claimed to work […]
April 13, 2017
