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Welcome to Northwest Mexico News, your central hub for the latest Northwest Mexico news, breaking Northwest Mexico headlines, and up‑to‑the‑minute Northwest Mexico politics updates. We cover border gateways, coastal resorts, desert communities, and mountain towns so you’re always in the loop on government decisions, economic trends, and cultural happenings across Baja California, Baja California Sur, Sonora, and Chihuahua. From state‑capital policy announcements to small‑town festival highlights, our concise reporting cuts through the noise so you know how each story affects your neighborhood.

Hermosillo teen prosecuted

•July 29, 2025

Teen prosecuted in Hermosillo for stone attack that injured 13-year-old girl

A teen in Hermosillo is being prosecuted for attacking vehicles with stones, seriously injuring a 13-year-old girl.

Hermosillo artist collective

•July 29, 2025

Hermosillo artist collective robbed during biodiversity mural project

A Hermosillo art group painting a biodiversity mural had their ladders stolen, threatening progress on the public project.

Ensenada artisan vendors

•July 29, 2025

Ensenada artisan vendors protest for right to work in tourist zones

Indigenous vendors in Ensenada protest alleged discrimination and removal from tourist zones, demanding fair treatment and work access.

Tijuana restaurants

•July 29, 2025

Tijuana restaurants expect 35 percent sales increase this summer

Restaurants in Tijuana anticipate up to 35% higher summer sales thanks to tourism and regional promotion campaigns.

Tijuana city hall

•July 29, 2025

Tijuana city hall at risk from structural overload and poor maintenance

Tijuana’s city hall faces risk from excess weight and aging infrastructure. Repairs to the underground garage are planned soon.

Industrial Real Estate

•July 28, 2025

Nearshoring Boom Drives Mexico’s Industrial Real Estate Growth, Despite Early 2025 Slowdown

Mexico’s industrial real estate sector is surging, propelled by the “nearshoring” trend of companies relocating supply chains closer to home.

three potential cyclones in the Pacific

•July 28, 2025

Three Potential Cyclones in the Pacific Prompt Weather Alert

The National Meteorological Service (SMN) and the National Water Commission (Conagua) issued an alert today, July 28, 2025, for three potential cyclones developing simultaneously in...

Ensenada street vendors

•July 28, 2025

Merchants protest Ensenada street vendors as city fails to act

Ensenada merchants protest city inaction as unregulated street vendors overtake tourist zone. CANACO calls for enforcement to protect local business.

Tijuana Animal Control Center upgrades

•July 28, 2025

Tijuana Animal Control Center upgrades move forward with city backing

The Tijuana Animal Control Center upgrades are moving ahead following a direct order from the mayor, according to city health officials. Improvements to the facilities...

Mexico’s cruise tourism

•July 27, 2025

Mexico’s Cruise Tourism Soars in 2025, and Puerto Vallarta Gears Up for More

Mexico’s cruise tourism soars in 2025 with record arrivals. Discover how Puerto Vallarta is preparing to stay competitive as ships and passenger counts grow.

Los Cabos gastronomy

•July 25, 2025

Los Cabos Gastronomy Boosts Tourism and Hotel Dining

Los Cabos gastronomy draws travelers with Michelin stars and sustainable dining. Hotel restaurants sharpen service and broaden tourism beyond sun and sand.

La Paz Insecurity Perception

•July 25, 2025

La Paz and Los Cabos Insecurity Perception Rises

INEGI’s July 24 report shows a 32.01% rise in La Paz insecurity perception to 36.7% and a 45.75% surge in Los Cabos, underscoring national security...

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