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Baja California Sur

Baja California Sur is a sun-soaked state known for its luxury resorts, desert landscapes, and marine biodiversity. In this section, find news and updates on tourism growth, real estate, fishing, cultural events, and infrastructure projects in cities like Cabo San Lucas, La Paz, and Todos Santos. Whether you’re tracking cruise arrivals, expat migration, or local politics, this section offers a full picture of life and development in Baja California Sur, one of Mexico’s top travel and retirement destinations.

Baja California Sur News

•April 16, 2026

BCS weighs housing commission as Los Cabos strain grows

Baja California Sur lawmakers are reviewing a permanent housing commission as Los Cabos emerges as the state’s clearest housing pressure point.

Los Cabos transport strain grows as diesel fuel increases

•April 16, 2026

Los Cabos transport strain grows as diesel fuel increases

Diesel near 30 pesos a liter is squeezing Los Cabos transport operators and could reopen the debate over bus fares and service quality.

Human remains found in a clandestine grave in Santa Anita

•April 16, 2026

Human remains found in a clandestine grave in Santa Anita

Human remains found in San José del Cabo have renewed scrutiny of search efforts, forensic handling, and missing-persons cases.

Los Cabos begins 27 beach audits after high season

•April 15, 2026

Los Cabos begins 27 beach audits after high season

Los Cabos has started semestral audits at 27 beaches to review water quality, certifications, cleanup programs, and coastal ecosystem conditions.

Hecho en BCS aims to lift local brands and artisans

•April 14, 2026

Hecho en BCS aims to lift local brands and artisans

Baja California Sur is expanding Hecho en BCS to help local producers and artisans sell more and gain stronger footing in local supply chains.

Los Cabos Spring Break Brought More Than Expected in 2026

•April 14, 2026

Los Cabos Spring Break Brought More Than Expected in 2026

Baja California Sur says Spring Break brought 58,000 young visitors, beating early forecasts and reinforcing Los Cabos’ high-value tourism pull.

Person found alive after boat capsizes off Costa Azul

•April 14, 2026

Person found alive after boat capsizes off Costa Azul

A foreign national was rescued after a boat capsized off Costa Azul, while a second occupant made it ashore, renewing safety concerns.

Los Cabos Coastal Projects Face Tighter Federal Checks

•April 14, 2026

Los Cabos Coastal Projects Face Tighter Federal Checks

Profepa says Los Cabos is a priority for coastal inspections as tourism projects expand and officials focus on permits, compliance, and beach access.

Los Cabos Hotels Warn of Slower U.S. Travel Demand

•April 14, 2026

Los Cabos Hotels Warn of Slower U.S. Travel Demand

Los Cabos hoteliers say U.S. demand is softening as the peso strengthens, security perceptions linger, and tensions affect travel.

Sea lion decline puts fresh focus on Mexico’s coasts

•April 13, 2026

Sea lion decline puts fresh focus on Mexico’s coasts

Sea lions in northwestern Mexico face pressure from warming seas and fishing gear, while rescue work still runs into legal gaps.

El Médano chaos exposes Los Cabos beach control gap

•April 13, 2026

El Médano chaos exposes Los Cabos beach control gap

Complaints are rising on El Médano as unregulated vending grows faster than enforcement, despite repeated promises by Los Cabos officials.

Cabo water upgrades move ahead with 80 million pesos

•April 13, 2026

Cabo water upgrades move ahead with 80 million pesos

Los Cabos says five water projects in Cabo San Lucas will improve supply, add capacity, and benefit more than 65,000 residents.

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