Puerto Vallarta News, Tourism, and Expat Living

Puerto Vallarta bars saw only moderate crowds for the World Cup final, showing how closely tournament spending followed Mexico’s run.

A horseback procession opened Las Palmas Paseadas week ahead of the July 26 gathering, when thousands are expected at Palma Sola.

Waves may reach 2.5 metres along Puerto Vallarta’s coast Monday, raising risks near beaches, river mouths and small boats.

SEAPAL repaired a collapsed sewer line and sinkhole in 5 de Diciembre as rainy-season failures strain Puerto Vallarta’s aging network.

Relatives and colleagues seek help locating Puerto Vallarta real estate adviser César Ríos, who has diabetes and may need medical care.

Puerto Vallarta assigns daily crews to the Malecón and Romantic Zone as broader trash collection issues strain city services.

Eight electric buses have arrived for Medina Ascencio, but Puerto Vallarta still lacks a confirmed launch date and full service plan.

El Niño is strengthening over the Pacific, raising late-season hurricane concerns for Puerto Vallarta without signaling an immediate threat.

Vice Admiral Tayatzin Guerrero Mendoza takes command of Puerto Vallarta’s naval zone during hurricane season and active summer patrols.

Jalisco officials warn that fake high-pay jobs are targeting teenagers as investigators examine recent Puerto Vallarta disappearances.

Mexican Army crews are clearing channels and runoff areas in Puerto Vallarta as recurring blockages keep flood risks active during rainy season.

A 2.93-meter tagged crocodile was captured near Molino de Agua after leaving the Río Cuale and was released near the Río Ameca.

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