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Los Cabos news with a city-desk mindset—fast, plain, and rooted in the municipality of Los Cabos. We cover what matters from City Hall and SJD to Cabo San Lucas, San José del Cabo, and the Tourist Corridor, tracking tourism, public safety, development, and the cost of living for locals. When hurricanes spin up, port closures ground pangas and tour boats, Pacific swells shut beaches, red tide blooms, or road works slow the Transpeninsular, we post verified updates in real time and link straight to official advisories, data, and public records. Expect tight explainers on water supply and desalination, airport and cruise traffic, hotel growth, and environmental protections from Cabo Pulmo to El Médano. You’ll also find weekly briefings that include the East Cape—La Ribera, Santiago, Miraflores—when changes there affect daily life in Los Cabos. Start with today’s top headlines, then dive into neighborhood coverage for the fuller picture. We’ve grown nationally, but here our reporting stays local-first and accountability-minded.

Costa Azul lookout accident leaves car over cliff edge

A sedan skidded on a wet curve at the Costa Azul lookout in San José del Cabo, stopping with its nose over a ravine but no injuries.

Crowds flood Anima Village Los Cabos on stormy debut Ánima Village, a new open-air luxury plaza in Cabo del Sol, opened on a rainy December day with its shops already leased and buzzing.
Los Cabos water shortage still drags on as city grows Los Cabos enters a second year of government still dragging a deep water shortage, clogged streets and a housing gap for workers.
Costa Azul lookout accident leaves car over cliff edge A sedan skidded on a wet curve at the Costa Azul lookout in San José del Cabo, stopping with its nose over a ravine but no injuries.
Los Cabos World Cup 2026 wooing beach bound fans now Los Cabos is betting on air links, digital tools and a new attraction catalog to turn World Cup trips into side escapes in Baja California Sur.
Ironman Los Cabos comeback fuels tourism hopes again Ironman triathlon racing will return to Los Cabos next April after the city settled an old debt and secured a race date.
Tourism hopes ride on new Panama – Los Cabos route link Copa’s new Panama - Los Cabos route will run three times a week from December 4, giving Los Cabos its first nonstop air bridge to Panama’s regional hub.
Los Cabos Blue Flag beaches keep coveted A plus score Los Cabos kept 25 Blue Flag beaches after a new control visit, with seven earning the top A+ rating for cleanliness, safety and management.
Cabo kids shine as Luchando por una Sonrisa packs toys Cabo San Lucas turns a night of lucha libre into a toy drive, trading adult tickets for non-violent gifts bound for vulnerable neighborhoods.
Informal trade in Los Cabos leaves legal shops losing ground More than half of commerce in Los Cabos now operates off the books, squeezing formal shops that pay taxes and calling local rules into question.
Cabo del Este micro destination plan tests Los Cabos Los Cabos wants Cabo del Este branded as a low-impact micro destination, balancing new tourism projects with fragile ecosystems and local voices.

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