Los Cabos News, Resorts, and Tourism Trends

Los Cabos will hold May recycling drop-off days in Cabo San Lucas and San José del Cabo for common household recyclables.

Cabo San Lucas residents protested after weeks without reliable water, citing high bills, water-truck costs and delayed fixes.

Searchers located three clandestine graves in San José del Cabo between April 26 and May 1, with at least four bodies reported.

Tourist transport operators blocked key roads in Cabo San Lucas after state inspectors detained units, deepening a permit dispute.

A fire in Cabo San Lucas destroyed seven homes in the López Obrador neighborhood, affecting 13 families but causing no deaths or injuries.

Los Cabos will add winter air capacity from Canada with new Porter and Air Transat flights from Toronto, Edmonton, Ottawa and Montreal.

Los Cabos saw road repairs, storm preparation, tourism shifts, water support and May events shape the week from April 26 to May 2.

New INEGI data show Los Cabos among Mexico’s lowest-rated cities for local problem-solving, even as safety fears stay below average.

Los Cabos will use alternate parking and free shuttles as Dos Mares 500 brings off-road racing to San José del Cabo.

Los Cabos says U.S. and Canadian travel remains stable, with Q1 airport traffic down 2.5% and international arrivals nearly flat.

Los Cabos is preparing for an active Pacific cyclone season, with officials warning of heavy rain, arroyo flooding and hillside risks.

More than 50 Los Cabos and La Paz investment projects are stalled as Baja California Sur’s power supply strains under growth.

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