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Puerto Vallarta tightens beach watch for Easter crowds Puerto Vallarta lifeguards are increasing patrols, surf monitoring and swimmer guidance as Easter crowds build across local beaches.
Puerto Vallarta bus fares rise starting this April 1 Puerto Vallarta bus fares rise to 11 pesos on April 1, while students keep a 5-peso rate and suburban corridors see steeper pricing.
Puerto Vallarta police face torture recommendation Jalisco rights commission says Puerto Vallarta police tortured and arbitrarily detained a person, pressuring city officials to act.
Puerto Vallarta Tourist dies in skydive accident A Guadalajara visitor died after an apparent parachute failure off Playa de Oro, and Jalisco authorities have opened an investigation.
Puerto Vallarta Must Settle 240 Million Trash Debt Puerto Vallarta is negotiating how to pay more than 240 million pesos after ending its trash concession with Red Ambiental early.
Puerto Vallarta Morning Coffee News to Start April 1 Bus fares rise, beach warnings stay up, trash pickup shifts, and cruise traffic returns as Puerto Vallarta moves deeper into Semana Santa.
Puerto Vallarta closes March with 11,668 cruise visitors Two cruise ships brought 11,668 people to Puerto Vallarta on March 31 as the port looked to move past February disruptions.
Puerto Vallarta area beaches cleared for Easter break Puerto Vallarta and Bahía de Banderas beaches tested below Mexico’s bacteria limit, clearing the coast for Easter holiday use.
Mexico City World Cup doubts grow after test match PAN lawmakers say problems exposed during the Mexico-Portugal test show Mexico City still has work to do before June 11.Puerto Vallarta Morning Coffee News for March 31, 2026 Garbage pickup changes, beach cautions, cruise traffic, a water bill deadline and the key things to watch in Vallarta today.