Puerto Vallarta News, Tourism, and Expat Living

Coparmex Puerto Vallarta says recent violence is affecting business confidence as officials face pressure to turn security plans into results.

Puerto Vallarta will close part of Morelos and alter bus routes after 5 p.m. Sunday for anniversary events in the Historic Center.

Puerto Vallarta hosted a Tree Cities forum while criticism over urban tree loss and enforcement remains part of the local debate.

Puerto Vallarta expects sun, clouds and heat near 33°C, while Jalisco remains under broader rain and heat alerts.

Crews worked into a second day at El Gavilán landfill as tire smoke, school disruptions and air-quality concerns kept pressure on authorities.

Jalisco officials are pushing back against claims that the United States issued a new travel alert against Puerto Vallarta.

Public criticism of Mayor Luis Munguía is rising, but removing a Jalisco mayor requires a formal legal process, not petitions alone.

Navy personnel and Jalisco investigators arrested Ramón “N” in Puerto Vallarta on a kidnapping warrant tied to a 2008 case.

Coparmex Vallarta says robberies and extortion attempts are testing business confidence and wants stronger patrols and enforcement.

Free events for Puerto Vallarta’s double anniversary run May 29 to 31, with downtown crowds expected around the Malecón and Los Arcos.

Puerto Vallarta’s May 26 forecast brings heat near 36 °C, light wind and only isolated evening rain as storms stay elsewhere.

Puerto Vallarta is planning a 641-officer World Cup security operation as officials prepare for spillover tourism from Guadalajara.

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