Puerto Vallarta News, Tourism, and Expat Living

Polo strengthened to Category 4 overnight, raising rain and surf risks along Jalisco’s coast while Puerto Vallarta watches its path.

Somos Teatro PV will premiere a rock musical about Vallarta tourism workers Oct. 10, with additional shows Oct. 17 and 24.

SEAPAL will suspend water service in Las Juntas from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sept. 22 while crews replace two isolation valves.

Tropical Storm Polo could become a major hurricane offshore, bringing Puerto Vallarta rain, high surf, and flooding concerns.

A floating advertising screen has been reported off Puerto Vallarta. We examine the beach-view concerns and the rules governing ads and boats.

Seventeen-E could become a major hurricane off Mexico. Puerto Vallarta faces rain and surf risks as officials track its development.

A Pacific disturbance south of Manzanillo has a 90% chance of becoming a tropical depression as Puerto Vallarta monitors conditions.

Puerto Vallarta cut 110 workers from its September payroll, lowering personnel costs by about MXN 1.8 million from the prior pay period.

A sea lion rested on Playa Camarones as Puerto Vallarta rescue officers kept beachgoers back and urged the public not to intervene.

Weather system has an 80% chance of developing south of Mexico, with stronger winds and rough seas possible off Jalisco beginning next week.

Puerto Vallarta plans a terminal where cruise passengers could begin and end voyages in Mexico, with operations targeted for November 2028.

Puerto Vallarta enters its late-season hurricane risk period as Pacific systems may track closer to Mexico’s western coast.

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