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Several offshore tremors struck near Jalisco before dawn on Thursday. Here is what happened, why it matters, and what it does not mean.

A CJNG payroll document allegedly found after the Tapalpa raid lists payments to Jalisco police, including a unit created by Pablo Lemus.

Veracruz says a natural tar seep, not an oil platform, may explain beach pollution, but the source remains under investigation.

Guadalajara was recognized for revamping trash collection, expanding routes, and building a city-run cleanup model citywide.

Paradise Keeps Going markets Riviera Nayarit as luxury and sustainable, backed by new rooms, investment projections, and digital ads.

Hosts say short-term rentals aren't driving Mexico City rent hikes as World Cup 2026 nears, urging data-based rules and enforcement.

World Aquatics canceled the March 5-8 Diving World Cup stop in Zapopan, citing embassy travel restrictions and security concerns after violence.

States restart in-person classes after weekend violence; Jalisco returns Wednesday as schools, transport and banks normalize in parts of Mexico.

A citizen tip in Tijuana led to a detention for a military-only launcher, and an ID check then flagged an active homicide warrant.

Pride organizers in Mexico City are planning a “Pride Mundial” for June 27, 2026, timed between World Cup matches and crowds.

Tehuamixtle’s sixth Oyster Festival is set for March 14, 2026 with oyster tastings, guest chefs, mixology and live music on Jalisco’s coast.

An 11-year-old was treated after a shark bite in shallow water off Tulum. Officials have not detailed the case.

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