Puerto Vallarta News, Tourism, and Expat Living

Vallarta expects regular garbage pickup to return this week after two roadblocks. The city had 26 of its 35 garbage trucks available.

Four Puerto Vallarta councilors and the municipal síndico formed an independent bloc as Mayor Luis Munguía seeks an advance on 2027 funds.

Estero El Salado is seeking volunteers for a Nov. 14 cleanup in Puerto Vallarta. Meet at 9 a.m. beside Galerías El Triunfo.

Jalisco expects Puerto Vallarta tourism to rebound this winter as bookings rise. The city’s airport handled 19.8% fewer passengers in October.

Police Chief Eduardo Llanas resigns in Puerto Vallarta. His deputy takes temporary command as senior administrator Luz Divina Castellón leaves.

MUYGUUD returns November 19–22 with free art exhibitions, installations and live performances near Playa Camarones in 5 de Diciembre.

Meet dogs available for adoption at Puerto Vallarta’s Plaza de Armas on November 11, from 9:30 a.m. to 1 p.m., outside City Hall.

Puerto Vallarta airport handled 354,000 passengers in October, down 19.8% from a year earlier. Domestic and international traffic both fell.

Carnival Panorama and Koningsdam are due in Puerto Vallarta on Nov. 10. Koningsdam is scheduled to stay at the cruise terminal until 1 a.m.

Red and purple flags marked the Cuale and Pitillal river mouths Monday, while six Puerto Vallarta beaches, including Los Muertos, had yellow flags.

A Magisterio–Túnel bus knocked down a shelter on Vallarta’s Libramiento Monday. No injuries were reported. Tuesday’s pickup point is unconfirmed.

SEAPAL will shut off water in 16 Puerto Vallarta neighborhoods from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 10, for work on Francisco Villa in...

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