Puerto Vallarta News, Tourism, and Expat Living

A local health study found poor diet, high alcohol use and low exercise among Puerto Vallarta adults, prompting calls for action.

Mexico’s Navy has more than 3,100 personnel and response units ready in Jalisco and Colima as rainy-season risks rise.

Tuesday’s storm flooded several Puerto Vallarta roads, slowed Federal 200 traffic and knocked down trees, including one on CFE lines.

Puerto Vallarta wakes up Wednesday under a low gray lid, the kind of June sky that makes the bay look flatter.

Puerto Vallarta International Airport starts Wednesday with a full board of domestic and international flights.

Puerto Vallarta’s June 10 outlook covers rain timing, beach plans, roadwork, airport pressure, peso movement and what to watch today.

Puerto Vallarta opened its first Gogolandia in Tamarindos, Ixtapa, with lights, recreation space, and free public drinking water.

Canirac is urging Puerto Vallarta restaurants and bars to verify World Cup broadcast rights before showing matches to customers.

Jalisco’s major-works list includes Puerto Vallarta’s planned Civil Hospital, a 1.197 billion peso high-specialty project near CUCosta.

Puerto Vallarta hosted the launch of VigIA, a free tool meant to flag grooming, bullying and other online risks to minors.

Jalisco added PVR and Puerto Vallarta’s maritime port to disease surveillance as World Cup travel planning expands statewide.

Puerto Vallarta approved a security advisory council to coordinate officials, business, schools and civic groups before 2026 World Cup travel.

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