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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.

Virgin Voyages Ship Brings 2,750 Passengers to Cabo

Cabo San Lucas welcomed Virgin Voyages’ Brilliant Lady with 2,750 passengers, highlighting the port’s growing role in Mexico cruise routes.

Puerto Paraíso blast raises safety questions in Cabo A gas-leak call at Puerto Paraíso in Cabo turned into a second emergency when an electrical vault exploded, renewing scrutiny of the plaza.
Virgin Voyages Ship Brings 2,750 Passengers to Cabo Cabo San Lucas welcomed Virgin Voyages’ Brilliant Lady with 2,750 passengers, highlighting the port’s growing role in Mexico cruise routes.
Los Cabos Ends Holy Week Without Fatalities After Rescues Los Cabos closed Holy Week with no fatalities despite about 20 water rescues, 17 vehicle crashes, and heavy demand on emergency crews.
Los Cabos Fonatur underpass nears finish after work restarts Los Cabos says the Fonatur underpass is back underway and about 90 percent complete after a payment dispute briefly halted work.
Cabo water shortage worsens as key wells stay offline Water-truck operators in Cabo San Lucas say closed wells are deepening shortages and are pressing for legal fill points to steady supply.
Los Cabos Still Struggles to Secure Public Beach Access Los Cabos says beach access remains uneven where private land blocks traditional routes, despite planning advances and federal legal protections.

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