Puerto Vallarta News, Tourism, and Expat Living

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.

Luis Munguía points to new patrol vehicles and prevention programs after Vallarta’s perceived insecurity climbed to 65.4%.

Elevated surf and rip currents remain a concern at Puerto Vallarta beaches, with stronger coastwide waves possible Sunday.

Jalisco awarded a MXN 7.5 million Latin Fest contract covering artists, staging and Los Muertos Pier lighting during Diversity Week.

A weekend water outage will affect 139 Puerto Vallarta neighborhoods, with high areas possibly waiting until Monday morning.

Puerto Vallarta’s perceived insecurity reached 65.4 percent, more than doubling in a year as confidence in city problem-solving ranked near last.

Puerto Vallarta lifeguards have joined red-tide surveillance, but officials have not announced a current bloom or new beach closure.

Hotels in Puerto Vallarta are being told to keep lifeguards on duty, replace warning signs and report crocodile sightings immediately.

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