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Jalisco

Jalisco is one of Mexico’s most culturally significant and economically dynamic states, home to mariachi music, tequila, and thriving cities like Guadalajara and Puerto Vallarta. In this section, find news on politics, business, infrastructure, tourism, and local culture. From high-tech industry and film festivals to traditional villages and beach resorts, Jalisco reflects both innovation and deep-rooted heritage. Stay informed on everything happening across one of Mexico’s most iconic states.

Jalisco News

Jalisco waterway settlements heighten flood danger

•April 15, 2026

Jalisco waterway settlements heighten flood danger

Conagua says illegal settlements along rivers and arroyos in Jalisco are worsening flood danger as officials struggle to reclaim federal zones.

Santa Cruz Entrance Upgrade Takes Shape Before May 3

•April 14, 2026

Santa Cruz Entrance Upgrade Takes Shape Before May 3

Chapala has started upgrading Santa Cruz de la Soledad’s entrance and bus stop before May 3, tying public works to safety and local identity.

Ajijic Starts Underground Cable Project to Clear Historic Center

•April 13, 2026

Ajijic Starts Underground Cable Project to Clear Historic Center

Ajijic is moving power and telecom lines underground across 23 central blocks in a project tied to safety, service upgrades, and urban cleanup.

Spiritual Film Festival Heads to Chapala and Ajijic

•April 10, 2026

Spiritual Film Festival Heads to Chapala and Ajijic

FICES 2026 will bring screenings, talks, and community dialogue to Chapala and Ajijic, adding a new cultural event to the lakeside calendar.

Lake Chapala Holds Strong as Jalisco Heat Season Starts

•April 10, 2026

Lake Chapala Holds Strong as Jalisco Heat Season Starts

Lake Chapala is holding near 69% capacity as the dry season begins, offering Jalisco a stronger cushion than in recent years.

•April 10, 2026

Jorge Monroy Brings Lakeside Watercolors to Chapala

Jorge Monroy’s Rumores y colores opens in Chapala with free admission, lakeside watercolor scenes, and a run through June 28.

Chapala Rental Squeeze Deepens Across Lakeside Market

•April 9, 2026

Chapala Rental Squeeze Deepens Across Lakeside Market

New data places Chapala among Jalisco’s priciest rental markets, with Ajijic standing out as affordability pressures spread lakeside.

Chapala builds closer ties with U.S. consulate

•April 9, 2026

Chapala builds closer ties with U.S. consulate

A meeting between Chapala’s mayor and the U.S. consul general points to closer cooperation in a region shaped by tourism and foreign residents.

Mexico Police Killings Reach 101 as Jalisco Leads

•April 8, 2026

Mexico Police Killings Reach 101 as Jalisco Leads

At least 101 public security officers have been killed in Mexico in 2026, with Jalisco leading after one deadly February episode.

Mexico recovered 160 heritage objects from abroad, including pieces tied to the San Sebastián style of the Jalisco-Nayarit region.

•April 7, 2026

How Jalisco Fits Into Mexico Return of 160 Pieces

Mexico recovered 160 heritage objects from abroad, including pieces tied to the San Sebastián style of the Jalisco-Nayarit region.

There are now 8 cases of measles in Puerto Vallarta

•April 6, 2026

Jalisco says measles cases will linger into World Cup

Jalisco says measles cases are falling but will not hit zero before the 2026 World Cup, keeping tourism season in the risk equation.

guadalajara storm

•March 30, 2026

Guadalajara storm fells trees and damages vehicles

A late-day storm in Guadalajara knocked down trees, damaged vehicles in Oblatos, and raised fresh concerns about storm readiness.

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