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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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Mazatlán opens 'Capybara House'

•August 4, 2025

Mazatlán opens ‘Capybara House’ at its aquarium

Mazatlán opens Capybara House at its aquarium to boost Mazatlán capybara conservation and let visitors connect up close.

Mazatlán receives oversized electrical tower shipment from China

•August 2, 2025

Mazatlán receives oversized electrical tower shipment from China

Mazatlán electrical tower shipment from China arrived, delivering 115 oversized steel structures for Mexico’s national grid through TMAZ port.

1,500 Mexican Army troops arrive in Sinaloa amid violence surge

•August 2, 2025

1,500 Mexican Army troops arrive in Sinaloa amid violence surge

The surge in violence in Sinaloa intensified as 1,500 federal troops arrived on August 2, part of a buildup that began in July to curb...

Animal-assisted therapy

•August 1, 2025

Animal-assisted therapy in Los Mochis brings calm, trust and healing

Animal-assisted therapy in Los Mochis uses Bella, a golden retriever, to ease anxiety and build emotional connection among children.

organized crime camp mazatlan

•July 30, 2025

Mexican Army Discovers Organized Crime Camp in Sierra Near Mazatlán

Military forces dismantle a potential organized crime camp near La Noria, Mazatlán—highlighting ongoing rural cartel operations and challenges to regional security.

Culiacán shootout

•July 29, 2025

Culiacán shootout leaves three injured and leads to weapons seizure

A shootout in Culiacán left three civilians injured and led to the seizure of rifles, tactical gear, and stolen vehicles.

Sinaloa economic growth

•July 29, 2025

Sinaloa leads Mexico in economic growth with 7 percent quarterly gain

Sinaloa led Mexico in economic growth in early 2025, with a 7% quarterly rise driven by agriculture and exports.

Violence in Sinaloa 22 Dead

•July 29, 2025

Wave of Violence in Sinaloa Leaves 22 Dead Despite Military Reinforcements

A brutal wave of violence swept the state of Sinaloa over the weekend, with authorities reporting 22 homicides between Saturday and Monday.

Maduro Los Chapitos

•July 27, 2025

Maduro Accused of Leading Cártel de los Soles in Alliance with Sinaloa’s Los Chapitos

The U.S. accuses Nicolás Maduro of leading the Cartel of the Suns and partnering with Mexico's Sinaloa Cartel and Tren de Aragua to traffic drugs...

Carnival Cruise 2027 Mexican Riviera

•July 25, 2025

Carnival Cruise Line Expands 2027 Schedule with Over 50 New Voyages to Mexican Riviera

Carnival Cruise Line adds 50+ new 2027-28 sailings to the Mexican Riviera aboard Carnival Panorama, including extended stays in Cabo and stops in Puerto Vallarta,...

Lawyers Call to Restore Security in Sinaloa at Summit

•July 24, 2025

Lawyers Call to Restore Security in Sinaloa at Summit

Lawyers from ten states urged federal and state governments to restore security in Sinaloa and ensure peace during the National Lawyers Summit in Los Mochis.

Mazatlán Plans New Municipal Cemetery to Ease Overcrowding

•July 24, 2025

Mazatlán Plans New Municipal Cemetery to Ease Overcrowding

Mazatlán city council searches for land for a new municipal cemetery to relieve overcrowded pantheons and ensure dignified burials for families across the municipality.

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