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White House Credits Trump Policies for Death of ‘El Mencho’
Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt said Washington has stepped up cooperation with Mexico while also demanding stronger action against organized crime.
Baja California No Longer Deemed High-Risk by U.S. Embassy
The updated advisory cites improving conditions in northern Mexico, though U.S. staff in Tijuana remain under nighttime curfew.
San Diego Bishop Frequently Visited Tijuana’s Hong Kong Brothel — And It Wasn’t for the Chinese Food
What initially appeared to be irregular bookkeeping has grown into a probe centered on alleged charity fund misuse and controversial cross-border activity.
Playas de Rosarito Security Forces Stay Alert, Working With State and Federal Agencies
Officials say public safety operations continue around the clock, with no injuries reported and all major roads open.
25 Arrested in Baja California Following Sunday Unrest
Governor Marina del Pilar said the state’s security task force is on permanent alert.
Trump: Mexico Must “Step Up” Action on Cartels Following ‘El Mencho’ Death
The longtime cartel figure, once subject to a $10 million U.S. reward, was killed during a federal operation in Jalisco.
Tijuana Reports 222 Arrests Over Five Days
Police cited firearm possession, armed robbery and drug-related offenses among the most common charges in the latest enforcement effort.
Star-Studded Lineup Revealed for Ensenada Grand Carnival 2026
The six-day extravaganza will draw an estimated 400,000 visitors to one of the region’s most cherished annual festivities.
Baja California: A Prime Destination for Investment, Governor Marina del Pilar Says
Governor Marina del Pilar took center stage at the 2026 Global Business Council Convention to champion Baja California's economic strengths.
Are Americans Safe in Mexico After Sunday’s Attacks?
Local, federal, and American authorities are urging the public to remain calm and to avoid spreading unverified information.
Seven Detained Following Violent Incidents in Baja California
Following a series of violent incidents across multiple municipalities, authorities made arrests in Mexicali and Tijuana. Officials report no civilian injuries and confirm that mobility is operating normally.
President Claudia Sheinbaum Praises Security Forces After “El Mencho” Operation
In her message, the president called on the population to stay informed through official channels and to remain calm.
Who Was “El Mencho”, CJNG Leader Killed in Army Operation?
Following the arrest of Joaquín "El Chapo" Guzmán, "El Mencho" ascended to become the country's most powerful drug trafficker.
Tijuana Public Safety Citizen Committee Issues Preventive Measures Following Citywide Incidents
The committee called for calm and responsible conduct, urging the public to rely exclusively on information verified by official sources.
US Consulate in Tijuana Orders Staff to Shelter in Place Amid Violent Roadblocks
The US Consulate in Tijuana has instructed its personnel to shelter in place following reports of widespread roadblocks and criminal activity in Baja California.
Authorities Recommend Avoiding Highways in Baja California
Authorities remain in close coordination with federal forces and continue to carry out land and air patrols advising the public to avoid unnecessary road travel.
Mexican Army Confirms “El Mencho” Killed in Jalisco Operation
"El Mencho", the leader of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG), was killed in a federal operation on Sunday morning.
Governor Marina del Pilar Bolsters Security in Baja California After Death of “El Mencho”
Governor Marina del Pilar has activated the State Security Cabinet, which is now in permanent session and coordinating immediate capture operations.
Baja California and Rosarito Forge Alliance to Boost Tourism
By coordinating their efforts, state and municipal governments can enhance visitor services and boost destination promotion.
American Citizen Arrested at Otay Mesa Port of Entry for Human Smuggling
Authorities detained Nixon as he attempted to enter the United States from Mexico with a passenger who was carrying false documents.