The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
In the aftermath of the March 10 gun battle in which two Jocotepec police officers were killed in the line of duty, Jalisco authorities have hashed out an arrangement with the municipal government to share command of public security operations.
The citizens’ committee responsible for managing Ajijic’s waste recycling program is in the process of reorganization, as promising plans emerge for harmonious cooperation with the municipal government.
“The Brainwashing of My Dad” is filmmaker Jen Senko’s documentary about her father’s transformation from a fun-loving, liberal Democrat to an angry devotee of Rush Limbaugh and Fox News.
Neighbors of the Colinas de Chapala subdivision in the Plaza de Toros barrio were the first people to get the ear of Mayor Alejandro Aguirre in expressing needs and concerns regarding local government services at the March 16 launch of the current administration’s “Miércoles Contigo” program.
Cruz Roja paramedics gave first aid attention to a Chapala businessman after he was shot in the knee while resisting an armed robbery reported just before noon Wednesday, March 16.
Chapala residents have become frustrated in dealing with persistent breakdowns in the city’s water supply for the past several months.
A long-time professor at the Preparatoria Regional de Chapala has voluntarily taken leave from his teaching duties after allegations of sexual abuse against a female former student emerged this week.
Personnel from Chapala’s Civil Protection and Fire Department (PCyB) offer local businesses basic training in how to handle emergency situations.
Ready for a great meal for a good cause? Adelita Bar and Grill in San Antonio Tlayacapan will be the venue for a Dine with the Shrine luncheon scheduled Wednesday, March 23, with flexible hours from 1 to 4 p.m.
