Infrastructure and utilities news on water and power

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•January 6, 2026

Los Cabos road repairs get 50M pesos for resurfacing

Los Cabos will spend 43M pesos on the Transpeninsular Highway plus 10M in SJC and Cabo San Lucas to cut the pothole backlog by February.

•January 6, 2026

Camina Cabo pedestrian zones begin in Cabo San Lucas

Camina Cabo starts with pedestrian-friendly zones in three downtown Cabo San Lucas areas, designed to boost walkability and support local businesses.

•January 5, 2026

Nichupté Bridge completion nears late January opening

Cancún’s Nichupté Bridge is 92% finished and officials expect it to open in late January 2026, easing trips to the hotel zone.

•December 19, 2025

Cancún Airport stretch reopens before winter travel peak

Two lanes reopened on Boulevard Kukulcán’s Cancún Airport stretch after Nichupté interchange work, easing hotel zone trips.

•December 15, 2025

Romantic Zone trash pickup just changed for high season

Puerto Vallarta expands Romantic Zone trash pickup from Dec 17 with morning and overnight routes, plus fines for late set-outs.

•December 15, 2025

Conagua pauses Los Cabos projects and a new hospital stalls

Conagua has paused paperwork for multiple Los Cabos projects, including an IMSS hospital, alarming officials as delays ripple into health and growth.

•December 11, 2025

Guadalajara’s emblematic fountains get 14 million peso glow

Guadalajara's emblematic fountains get a 14-million-peso overhaul, with structural repairs and RGB lighting to revive key public spaces.

•December 11, 2025

Cancun housing infrastructure deficit hits breaking point

Cancun developers warn that strained power and water networks, short by over one billion pesos, could stall 65,000 planned homes.

•December 10, 2025

First solar kiosk in Los Cabos lights up remote village

With a new solar kiosk, the remote community of La Candelaria finally gets reliable power for families, students and daily life in northern Los Cabos.