The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
After Jalisco’s health ministry started offering Covid-19 vaccines for adolescents in the Guadalajara metro area last week, the campaign has been extended to outlying communities as of Monday, May 9.
Breakdowns in public water services provided by the Chapala government have become commonplace during this year’s dry season.
Families in the Lake Chapala area and elsewhere across the nation will begin stirring in the early hours of Tuesday, May 10 ,as musicians of all genres take to the streets to serenade Mexican moms.
Neighbors of Ajijic’s Tecoluta and San Sebastián barrios picked up where they left off before the Covid-19 pandemic, reinstating the Day of the Holy Cross
Alfredo Aguayo de la Torre of San Antonio Tlaycapan drowned to death Sunday, May 1, in a boating mishap offshore of the town’s waterfront Malecón.
Government authorities led by the state prosecutor’s Stolen Vehicle Investigation Unit are scheduled to carry out a vehicle verification program on Thursday, May 12, in the parking area outside the Chapala drivers’ license bureau located at the east end of Paseo Ramón Corona, opposite the Acapulquito seafood restaurant row.
The first medical clinic in the Chapala region dedicated exclusively to hemodialysis treatment for patients battling chronic kidney disease opened for business Monday, May 2.
Seven months into his term of office, Chapala Mayor Alejandro Aguirre continues making adjustments to key positions on the City Hall staff.
The Chapala government pulled out the stops to entertain children with a series of festive happenings held throughout last weekend to commemorate April 30, Día del Niño.
