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US, Canada issue security alert for Los Cabos and La Paz,...
The alert comes after multiple shootings and clashes between civilians and police were reported in the area surrounding Los Cabos last week.
How to prepare for Tuesday’s earthquake alert drill
The earthquake drill, set for 11:30 a.m. tomorrow, will test Mexico's alert system and give residents an opportunity to practice potentially life-saving actions in the event of a disaster.
Sheinbaum inaugurates work on CDMX-Querétaro train
Though estimated costs have ballooned, the president promised the new rail line would be complete by the end of 2027.
What’s news in Baja California?
A major international tourism conference, a new freeway and the arrival of solar panels are just some of the stories you might have missed from the peninsula.
Christus Health breaks ground on US $100M hospital in Los Cabos
The Baja California Sur medical facility will serve the region’s 350,000 residents, including 23,000 U.S. citizens who live in the area.
Mother and son from search collective that discovered Teuchitlán ranch murdered in Jalisco
It's the second killing this month to hit the Guerreros Buscadores de Jalisco search collective, which uncovered the Teuchitlán "extermination camp."
Telecommunications overhaul sparks free speech concerns
After U.S. anti-migrant ads aired on Mexican television, President Sheinbaum introduced a reform that would ban them — and overhaul Mexican telecommunications in the process.
Mammoths, horses and camels: Anonymous tip leads scientists to a fossil bed in Tamaulipas
The fossilized megafauna were found in a creek bank near the Magical Town of Tula.
Protests and confusion in Mazatlán after ‘gringo’ supposedly harasses construction worker
A dispute over a blocked entrance provided a lesson on how fast misinformation and xenophobia can spiral out of control.
Cartel conflict shuts down highways in Michoacán
Vehicles were burned, convenience stores set ablaze and highways blocked in a day of violence that spilled into Jalisco and Guanajuato.
Four stations of Mexico City Metro’s Line 1 are now open after a year of renovations
Mexico City's oldest and busiest metro line is once again providing access to Roma Norte, Juárez, Condesa and Chapultepec Park.
