Puerto Vallarta News, Tourism, and Expat Living

Eight Vallarta beaches are under yellow-flag caution and Conchas Chinas is red this Friday. Here’s what it means and how to stay safe.

Residents say deteriorating Puerto Vallarta’s Malecón needs inspection and repairs before it becomes a hazard.

INEGI's ENSU shows Puerto Vallarta’s perceived insecurity rose to 32%, but the city still ranks 8th in Mexico’s Top 10 safest.

Puerto Vallarta’s iconic La Paloma bullring, opened in the 1980s, is being demolished after decades as a cultural landmark and years of sitting idle.

CFE maintenance will cut power, limiting water in 40 Puerto Vallarta neighborhoods from 1 p.m. Friday until early Saturday.

Jalisco authorities search for two men missing since Jan. 2 after traveling from Nayarit to Puerto Vallarta; detention angle under review.

A gas explosion destroyed a Puerto Vallarta home, critically injuring a 20-year-old resident and prompting safety inspections for structural damage.

Puerto Vallarta news, Jan. 21: double homicide in Pitillal, fatal ravine fall, boutique hotel’s new accolade, and officials follow up after protest.

Puerto Vallarta adds Hacienda San Ángel to Haciendas y Casonas, spotlighting restored historic homes and high-end boutique stays.

Police in Puerto Vallarta found a 73-year-old woman and her 47-year-old son dead in El Pitillal; prosecutors opened a homicide case.

An adult man died after falling into a ravine in Caletas and was rushed by boat to Puerto Mágico, where medics confirmed his death.

Protests clogged Medina Ascencio, two investigations shook the city, and water outages hit Ixtapa. Here’s Puerto Vallarta’s Tuesday roundup.

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