Puerto Vallarta News, Tourism, and Expat Living

Jalisco awarded 60 tourism certifications to businesses in Puerto Vallarta, Mascota and La Huerta, strengthening quality and dining standards.

Restaurant Week 2026 returns May 15 to June 10 with 51 restaurants offering fixed-price menus in Vallarta and Riviera Nayarit.

Puerto Vallarta says trash collection should return to normal within 48 hours after weeks of delays, odors and neighborhood complaints.

Puerto Vallarta’s new Army deployment raises safety questions. Here is how to read security news without panic or false comfort.

Jalisco says Puerto Vallarta’s planned Civil Hospital will diagnose, treat and monitor cancer patients locally, reducing Guadalajara trips.

Fishing cooperatives warn warmer Pacific waters linked to El Niño could shift fish catches and affect local coastal economies.

Several Puerto Vallarta neighborhoods report days without garbage pickup as the city’s new collection system continues to struggle.

Mayto Turtle Camp collected 1,575 nests in its 2025–2026 season, setting a 21-year record on the Cabo Corrientes coast.

Puerto Vallarta received 200 Army troops and 11 tactical units as officials move to reinforce security after recent violence.

Jalisco will run a May 6 earthquake and tsunami drill, with Puerto Vallarta sites testing evacuation and workplace response plans.

Bahía de Banderas collected more than 21.5 million pesos for a Playa Cocinas license as access and environmental questions grow.

Puerto Vallarta police detained two robbery suspects after a chase, linking them to earlier attacks in Centro, Versalles and Mismaloya.

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