Geological fault thought to have caused collapse of 4 houses in Tijuana

Twenty-five years ago today, the presidential candidate for the Institutional Revolutionary Party was assassinated at a campaign rally in Tijuana.

Royal Dutch Shell will begin importing fuel into Mexico via land and sea routes this year to supply its gas stations across the country.

Hoteliers in the resort destination of Ixtapa-Zihuatanejo, Guerrero, are looking at the April Easter vacation period with optimism.

Construction of a new 117-million-peso (US $6.13-million) IMSS hospital in La Paz, Baja California Sur, is slated to start in June.

Eighteen percent of the wells that supply water to residents exceed the national standards for acceptable levels of arsenic in drinking water.

President López Obrador announced an urban development plan yesterday with the allocation of 8 billion pesos to improve housing and public spaces.

The new force is another step closer to taking up arms, but the logic behind its creation and its potential for improving the security remain uncertain.

The renovation project gets under way with the hiring of a contractor whose only responsibility will be providing workers.

While we came closer to ownership over 22 months, sizeable concrete pieces of the house were engaged, increasingly, in a losing battle with gravity.

93 years after the mines shut down around El Triunfo, it appears that mining will not return to restore the town to anything close to its former prosperity.

In the US it would be a national park with no-swimming signs and hundreds of tourists filing by just to get a glimpse of paradise.