Canadian Teen Killed in Puerto Vallarta Stabbing Case A 19-year-old Canadian man was killed in Puerto Vallarta’s as Jalisco investigators review conflicting early accounts.
Puerto Vallarta Faces Above-Normal 2026 Cyclone Season Puerto Vallarta is preparing for above-normal rain and higher cyclone risk as officials activate emergency coordination for 2026.
Puerto Vallarta tourism is recovering quickly, state tourism chief says Jalisco says Puerto Vallarta tourism is recovering after February security shocks, though airport traffic remains below last year.
Forest Fire Sweeps Palmares Beach Burning 15 Hectares Civil Protection successfully extinguished a major forest fire near Palmares Beach in Puerto Vallarta. Roughly 15 hectares were completely burned.
US Warns Nayarit Resort Has New Names After Sanctions OFAC says Kovay Gardens is using new names in Nayarit, keeping U.S. sanctions and timeshare fraud warnings firmly in place.
Bahía de Banderas Fires Burn 200 Hectares in Dry Season Fires near La Cruz de Huanacaxtle have affected 200 hectares as crews work hotspots and warn residents against outdoor burning.
Marina Vallarta Boat Fire Reveals Hydrant Failure A Marina Vallarta boat fire raised questions after officials said a required hydrant failed during the emergency response.
Puerto Vallarta’s New Bridge Nears Opening on Key Route Puerto Vallarta’s La Desembocada bridge is complete after an 80-million-peso rebuild, restoring a key route to Mascota and Talpa.
Jalisco human rights agency cites police abuse against gay couple in Puerto Vallarta Jalisco’s human rights commission found police abused a gay couple in Puerto Vallarta and ordered reimbursement and review.
The Man Behind Vallarta Daily Finally Talks on 12th Anniversary Vallarta Daily founder Ian reflects on 20 years in Mexico, the rise of independent English-language news, the changing face of Puerto Vallarta, and why he has stayed out of the spotlight.
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