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Los Cabos news with a city-desk mindset—fast, plain, and rooted in the municipality of Los Cabos. We cover what matters from City Hall and SJD to Cabo San Lucas, San José del Cabo, and the Tourist Corridor, tracking tourism, public safety, development, and the cost of living for locals. When hurricanes spin up, port closures ground pangas and tour boats, Pacific swells shut beaches, red tide blooms, or road works slow the Transpeninsular, we post verified updates in real time and link straight to official advisories, data, and public records. Expect tight explainers on water supply and desalination, airport and cruise traffic, hotel growth, and environmental protections from Cabo Pulmo to El Médano. You’ll also find weekly briefings that include the East Cape—La Ribera, Santiago, Miraflores—when changes there affect daily life in Los Cabos. Start with today’s top headlines, then dive into neighborhood coverage for the fuller picture. We’ve grown nationally, but here our reporting stays local-first and accountability-minded.

Los Cabos courts Gulf travelers with premium air plans

Los Cabos is targeting higher-spend visitors and keeping Emirates talks alive as it plans longer-term air links beyond the U.S.

Restaurant Closures in Los Cabos Amid a Downtown Demand Slump At least 20 restaurants have closed in Los Cabos as sales sag. Costs are rising, and visitors are staying in resorts instead of downtown.
Los Cabos courts Gulf travelers with premium air plans Los Cabos is targeting higher-spend visitors and keeping Emirates talks alive as it plans longer-term air links beyond the U.S.
Semarnat stops non-native species plan in Sierra La Laguna Semarnat says it won’t allow non-native wildlife releases in Sierra La Laguna, warning they could disrupt Baja California Sur ecosystems.

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