Puerto Vallarta News, Tourism, and Expat Living

National Guard officers sealed a block in Puerto Vallarta’s 1 de Mayo neighborhood as the purpose and reported detention remained unconfirmed.

El Salado marks 26 years as a protected urban wetland while Jalisco renews aging docks and keeps its public education work active.

Three unidentified bodies were recovered from the Ameca and Mascota rivers as Jalisco and Nayarit opened separate investigations.

Deep foundation work has begun at Puerto Vallarta’s new public hospital, while staffing and opening dates remain unsettled.

Jalisco will expand coordinated patrols in Puerto Vallarta as the state Security Cabinet prepares to meet in the city Thursday.

Five Puerto Vallarta beach zones remain closed to swimming while yellow flags urge caution along ten other stretches of coast.

Puerto Vallarta says 18 electric buses will enter service within days, but officials still have not published routes or a firm start date.

Jalisco will expand and repair docks inside El Salado, improving safety while supporting research, education and nature tourism.

Jalisco is investigating whether a seized El Zancudo property near Puerto Vallarta served as an organized-crime training camp.

Navy rescue swimmers brought a tourist ashore at Los Muertos Beach after strong surf swept her out. She sustained minor abrasions.

Water service is returning across north Puerto Vallarta after repairs to a key supply line, but higher areas may wait until Sunday afternoon.

A 1.41-meter crocodile was moved from the Río Cuale to El Salado, but warning signs remain after reports of three animals.

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