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Puerto Vallarta gentrification protest against foreigners pushing locals out Young residents marched against Puerto Vallarta gentrification, citing rising housing costs, displacement, and weak transit; organizers plan more actions.
Young man found dead after being swept away by the current in Puerto Vallarta Puerto Vallarta storm death as a 17-year-old known as El Pollo was found in Villas Universidad after being swept into the CUC canal; family searched overnight.
Tourists may pay 14% more to land in Mexico next year with tax hike Mexico tourist fee would rise 14.2% in the 2026 budget, taking the arrival charge to about 983 pesos and funding INM security, tech, and staffing.
Puerto Vallarta Independence Day weekend schedule and Grito Puerto Vallarta Independence Day celebrations run Sept 13–16 with a charro parade, the Grito on the Malecón, fireworks, and a Sept 16 civic-military parade downtown.
Sheinbaum first Grito under mourning and party scandals Sheinbaum first Grito comes as Mexico mourns the Iztapalapa gas-tanker tragedy and Morena faces probes and luxury-spending backlash; CDMX deploys 13,000 police.
Puerto Vallarta cat rescue at taco stand ends safely thanks to firefighters A Puerto Vallarta cat rescue at a taco stand in Ixtapa ended well after firefighters cut metal sheets to free a pet, then returned it safely home.
Puerto Vallarta rains force rescue of 150 at La Esmeralda Puerto Vallarta rains triggered canal flooding at La Esmeralda beach. Civil Protection evacuated 150 people with help from Sierra del Mar. No injuries.
Sheinbaum first Grito honors women and sovereignty Sheinbaum first Grito centers women who forged the nation and a firm call for national sovereignty as Mexico’s first woman president leads the Independence cry in a full Zócalo.
Puerto Vallarta flood response starts in Ixtapa after torrential rain After torrential rain in Los Tamarindos, the mayor promised an Ixtapa flooding response with bigger drains, a canal and street repairs, plus new alerts.
Bodies found in Tijuana may solve a National Guard mystery Authorities say two bodies found in Nido de las Águilas match missing agents’ clothing and gear. The Tijuana National Guard case points to likely homicide.