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Sinaloa is a Pacific coastal state known for its agricultural production, seafood, beaches, and complex security landscape. In this section, follow the latest news from cities like Mazatlán, Culiacán, and Los Mochis, covering tourism, politics, economic development, and organized crime. With a rich cultural history and growing international appeal, Sinaloa is a state of contrasts—balancing scenic beauty and regional challenges. This section offers timely reporting on what’s shaping Sinaloa today.

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•August 18, 2025

Security operations in Sinaloa weaken warring groups

Federal and state security operations in Sinaloa are “undermining” warring groups, the governor said in Culiacán, as 100 new patrol cars and a training pact...

Rosario artisanal bread tradition survives in Donato Guerra

•August 13, 2025

Rosario artisanal bread tradition survives in Donato Guerra

Rosario artisanal bread endures in Donato Guerra as Enrique and Mayte keep hand-made baking alive with a clay oven, early starts, and classic recipes.

Rock Sinaloa 2025

•August 13, 2025

Rock Sinaloa 2025 sets Culiacán dates for November

Rock Sinaloa 2025 sets Culiacán dates on Nov 8–9 as organizers keep the call open; eight bands will be chosen after September auditions.

state department warning terrorism

•August 13, 2025

U.S. travel advisory update puts fresh spotlight on Sinaloa

Latest US Mexico travel advisory update keeps Mexico at Level 2 while Sinaloa remains do not travel, shaping tourism messaging and traveler decisions.

Federal forces nab “El Chendo,” linked to cartel armed wing

•August 11, 2025

Federal forces nab “El Chendo,” linked to cartel armed wing

Federal forces in Sinaloa captured Jesús Miguel 'El Chendo' Avendaño, a top operative of the Avendaño Special Forces.

Rosario Indigenous certification

•August 11, 2025

Historic Recognition: Four Rosario Communities Certified as Indigenous Peoples

On August 9, 2025, the communities of Maloya, Matatán, San Marcos Otatitán, and Santa María in Rosario, Sinaloa, received formal certification as Indigenous peoples.

Pedestrian Bridge in Mazatlán Collapses

•August 11, 2025

Pedestrian Bridge in Mazatlán Collapses Just 66 Days After Inauguration

A bridge in Arboledas INVIES, Mazatlán, showing structural failure just 66 days post-inauguration triggers criticism of municipal oversight.

Youth Month in Culiacán

•August 8, 2025

Youth Month in Culiacán brings free cultural events

Youth Month in Culiacán offers free concerts, film, art, sports, and entrepreneurship all August.

Women carrying AK-47s in Culiacán

•August 8, 2025

Military Arrests Three Women Carrying AK-47s in Culiacán

Three women carrying AK-47s in Culiacán were arrested by the Mexican military, highlighting arms trafficking concerns.

extradition El 500

•August 8, 2025

Mexico greenlights extradition of Sinaloa Cartel’s El 500

Mexico’s approval of Sinaloa cartel operator El 500’s extradition clears the way for his transfer to the U.S. to face drug trafficking and conspiracy charges.

mazatlan plane emergency landing

•August 8, 2025

Mazatlán plane emergency landing on Culiacán-Mazatlán Highway

A Mazatlán plane emergency landing on the Culiacán-Mazatlán highway near Culiacán was triggered by a fuel supply failure.

Los Mochis blood donations

•August 8, 2025

Los Mochis Red Cross Blood Bank Reopens After Renovations

The Los Mochis Red Cross blood bank reopens August 12 with new facilities. Donation hours are 7 a.m. to 8 p.m., offering 24-hour service for...

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