Puerto Vallarta News, Tourism, and Expat Living

Puerto Vallarta’s Naval Museum drew about 360 people for Noche de Museos, blending family activities with Mexico’s maritime history.

Puerto Vallarta hosted Jalisco’s National Vaccination Week launch as officials urged residents to update vaccine schedules.

State and city officials say Puerto Vallarta will keep billboard-style ads out, renewing a fight over tourism, permits and visual order.

An eight-car crash near Puerto Vallarta airport closed lanes, delayed travelers, and exposed how fragile the city’s airport access route can be.

Water outages, security concerns, hospital work, cruise arrivals and May events shaped Puerto Vallarta’s April 19–25 week.

Merchants in Puerto Vallarta and Bahía are urged to tighten security after masked suspects were linked to April store robberies.

Puerto Vallarta’s Hospital Civil de la Costa begins near CUCosta with a hospital-school model designed to expand regional care.

INEGI’s latest urban security survey shows Puerto Vallarta’s perceived insecurity nearly doubled in three months.

Jalisco’s housing shortage is pushing officials to consider major fee cuts for affordable homes in Puerto Vallarta and beyond.

A Boca de Tomates cleanup removed 300 kilos of waste across 1.5 kilometers, highlighting pressure on Vallarta’s coastline.

Puerto Vallarta will host the 20th FESTVA folkloric dance festival from May 1–9, with free events and global performers.

IDEFT’s new condo-sector agreement aims to train Puerto Vallarta building managers as housing and tourism growth reshape daily operations.

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