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Voices Without Borders: How a Tijuana choir reached across the divide
It takes more than the world's busiest border crossing to stop two choirs from either side of the Mexico-U.S. divide from performing together in Tijuana.
Gulf of California’s vaquita population inches higher, giving some hope for...
Between seven and 10 vaquitas — the world’s most endangered marine mammal — have been confirmed alive in Mexico’s Upper Gulf of California, an improvement over last year's census.
MND Local: Traditional fiestas, fishing tournaments and other news in Los...
From fiestas tradicionales and million-dollar-plus fishing tournaments to the upcoming Day of the Dead, there's a lot going on in Los Cabos.
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Cabo San Lucas named No. 1 boating city in Latin America
Puerto Vallarta and Riviera Maya destinations also made the list of the region’s most popular boating and yacht charter destinations
Report: How a US company helped a Mexican cartel smuggle US $12 million of...
Fuel smuggling may account for as much as a third of the Mexican market, and the culprits aren’t found exclusively in Mexico.
Pacific harbor seals vanishing from Baja California waters, study finds
A study led by the Center for Scientific Research and Higher Education of Ensenada (CICESE) observed a 61.2% population decline on the Baja California Peninsula from 2016 to 2022.
If you like the wine regions of Tuscany, then you will love Valle de...
Italy's Tuscany region evokes visions of stunning scenery and incredible food and wines, but that can all be found in the state of Baja California as well!
Mexican government office in Tijuana targeted in drone attack
Though no injuries were reported, the incident prompted a U.S. Consulate safety alert.
How Mango Deck became the most iconic beachfront bar and restaurant in Los Cabos
The legendary Los Cabos beach club discussed its past, present and future plans with MND Local reporter Chris Sands.
Gulf of California whales sue for their right to a livable habitat
The lawsuit is based on constitutional and treaty obligations protecting wildlife, but it also foresees a philosophical sea change by assigning "rights" to animals.
What will Los Cabos look like in 10 years?
Years of intensive population growth have Los Cabos on a path for an exciting, but uncertain future. What will it look like in a decade?
MND Local: News and notes around the Baja California peninsula, from Tijuana to Los...
Los Cabos' cities will be getting new downtown makeovers, but Baja-bound travelers won't need to go that far for authentic regional tacos.
Why ‘High Season’ still matters in Los Cabos
Los Cabos may be more popular than ever as a year-round vacation destination, but there are several reasons why high season still rules.
