The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
A spate of road works started last week in the Guadalajara metropolitan area quickly frayed the nerves of motorists.
Just how did the president of Jalisco’s Supreme Court – who last week offered his resignation – end up in his job after serving a prison term for homicide three decades earlier?
It’s a question most ordinary citizens are struggling to fathom.
A team of hundreds, including the Jalisco Philharmonic Orchestra (JPO), is revving up for the opening night of the opera “Otello” by Giuseppe Verdi Wednesday, November 23, in Guadalajara’s Teatro Degollado.
The creativity of Mexico’s drug smugglers continues to transcend all barriers.
Protestors last week ended their seven-week blockade of the car park at the Guadalajara International Airport.
Scammers were able to dupe a domestic worker in Zapopan’s ritzy Puerto del Hierro subdivision into handing over her employer’s jewelry, watches and cash.
After a prolonged and often heated negotiation between metro-area municipal mayors and state authorities, the city-wide (intermunicipal) Agencia Metropolitana de Seguridad (Metropolitan Security Agency) will be formally installed on November 16.
A 32-year-old man from Aguascalientes who weighs over 500 kilograms and has been described as possibly the heaviest person in the world is receiving treatment for his obesity at a Zapopan hospital.
After starting tours last month to Tequila, Tapatio Tour will soon launch a regular bus trip to the Lake Chapala area, the company’s commercial director has revealed.
