Puerto Vallarta News, Tourism, and Expat Living

Puerto Vallarta is studying a proposal to reopen Avenida México between Venezuela and 31 de Octubre to light vehicles.

Thousands filled Puerto Vallarta’s Malecón as Mayor Luis Munguía led the Independence ceremony before a nighttime fireworks display.

Navigator of the Seas brought 3,645 passengers to Puerto Vallarta on Sept. 15, marking the port’s third cruise call of the month.

Amapas 314 filed a federal MIA for an 11-unit project on Calle Amapas. Semarnat’s review is open, and no approval has been issued.

La Cruz Bakery opens Sept. 15 at Morelos 883-B in downtown Puerto Vallarta, with service from 7 a.m. and a 7 p.m. ribbon-cutting.

More than 120 charros, escaramuzas and youth teams marked National Charro Day with a parade through downtown Puerto Vallarta.

Jalisco rejects mass crocodile relocation in Puerto Vallarta, favoring case-by-case action as encounters and killings drive a policy dispute.

An analysis counts 43 CJNG-linked entities across Puerto Vallarta and Bahía de Banderas, based on U.S. sanctions records.

Puerto Vallarta is included in a Sept. 19 noon drill testing responses to two earthquakes and a simulated tsunami along Jalisco's coast.

Puerto Vallarta will divert buses and close key Centro streets Monday morning for the Día del Charro parade along the Malecón.

Puerto Vallarta’s Boca de Tomates camp logged 210 turtle nests through Sept. 11 as theft, erosion, artificial light and habitat loss persist.

Puerto Vallarta’s Sept. 13–16 program includes a charro parade, the Grito, fireworks, music and a civic-military parade.

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