Los Cabos News, Resorts, and Tourism Trends

Water-truck operators in Cabo San Lucas say closed wells are deepening shortages and are pressing for legal fill points to steady supply.

A gas-leak call at Puerto Paraíso in Cabo turned into a second emergency when an electrical vault exploded, renewing scrutiny of the plaza.

Over 500 swimmers will descend on Playa Palmilla this May for a record-breaking open water event with a massive local economic impact.

Los Cabos hotel leaders say neglected marina areas and former FONATUR corridors need urgent upkeep, with state backing now in focus.

Families reopened the road to Los Cabos airport after missing youths were located, but the protest exposed wider concern over disappearances.

A 4.1 quake near San José del Cabo was felt across Los Cabos, prompting damage checks as authorities reported no major impacts.

San José del Cabo launched its 2026 traditional festival on March 18 with a ribbon-cutting, queen’s coronation and first concert.

Los Cabos has begun civil protection training as officials prepare for Spring Break, traditional fiestas and other large public events.

Navy crews rescued and stabilized a 55-year-old German diver after a suspected pulmonary emergency near Cabo San Lucas’ Arch.

The 9th Dibufestival del Papalote lands on El Tule Beach on April 18, 2026, with free entry, workshops, and giant kites.

Los Cabos will staff three response points in Cabo San Lucas and boost patrols with private security, lifeguards, and EMS.

Los Cabos says it will rehabilitate Cabo San Lucas’ Pabellón Cultural, reinforcing structure and preparing a phased reopening.

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