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Federal officials now see El 03 and El Sapo as priority CJNG targets after El Mencho’s death and El Jardinero’s arrest.

Each May 3, Mexico’s builders place decorated crosses on construction sites to mark Día de la Santa Cruz and ask for protection.

Los Cabos saw road repairs, storm preparation, tourism shifts, water support and May events shape the week from April 26 to May 2.

Puerto Vallarta’s week brought beach cleanup, security concerns, tourism recovery, traffic closures and a packed events calendar.

UNAM warns a possible strong El Niño in 2026–2027 could deepen drought, fuel extreme rain, and raise Pacific hurricane risk.

A U.S. indictment accusing Sinaloa Gov. Rubén Rocha of cartel ties tests Mexico’s courts, sovereignty line and politics.

U.S. airlines are trimming Mexico capacity as fuel costs and weaker leisure demand pressure routes to Los Cabos, Cancún and Puerto Vallarta.

New NASA satellite data shows parts of Mexico City sinking more than 2 cm per month, raising concerns for homes and infrastructure.

Authorities say “Comandante Giro” recruited people for crimes and homicides in Michoacán, where cartel pressure remains high.

Puerto Vallarta updated federal beach-zone maps to clarify concessions, reduce disputes and improve ZOFEMAT fee collection.

Competing bids for Fibra Macquarie show how warehouses, logistics and nearshoring are lifting Mexico’s industrial real estate sector.

Jalisco warns Thursday may bring the worst heat, with Puerto Vallarta’s coast under alert for sun, dry air and health risks.

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