Puerto Vallarta’s Safety Image Takes Historic Hit INEGI’s latest urban security survey shows Puerto Vallarta’s perceived insecurity nearly doubled in three months.
Eight-Car Crash Snarls Puerto Vallarta Airport Route An eight-car crash near Puerto Vallarta airport closed lanes, delayed travelers, and exposed how fragile the city’s airport access route can be.
Puerto Vallarta Week in Review: What Residents Need to Know Water outages, security concerns, hospital work, cruise arrivals and May events shaped Puerto Vallarta’s April 19–25 week.
Robbery Crew Warning Spreads in Vallarta and Bahía Merchants in Puerto Vallarta and Bahía are urged to tighten security after masked suspects were linked to April store robberies.
Puerto Vallarta Keeps Billboards Off Its Skyline Again State and city officials say Puerto Vallarta will keep billboard-style ads out, renewing a fight over tourism, permits and visual order.
Puerto Vallarta opens key Jalisco vaccination week Puerto Vallarta hosted Jalisco’s National Vaccination Week launch as officials urged residents to update vaccine schedules.
Pacific Hurricane Season Could Bring 5 Major Storms in 2026 Mexico expects 18 to 21 Pacific systems this season, including up to five major hurricanes, putting coastal areas on early alert.Punta de Mita blockade exposes beach access dispute Residents blocked a key Punta de Mita junction as the Playa Las Cocinas dispute grew into a wider fight over beaches, water and development.
Puerto Vallarta’s Civil Hospital Project Moves Ahead Puerto Vallarta’s Hospital Civil de la Costa begins near CUCosta with a hospital-school model designed to expand regional care.
Pitillal River Cleanup Pulls Two Tons From Vallarta A Puerto Vallarta cleanup removed two tons of waste from the Pitillal River, showing how urban trash can move toward the bay.
We report from the ground in Puerto Vallarta, focusing on public safety, tourism, and City Hall.