Public Safety News, Trends, and Regional Reports

Puerto Vallarta’s police are increasing foot and mobile patrols in parks, sports units and tourist zones to curb nuisance behavior and deter crime.

Red flags remain on many Puerto Vallarta beaches today, Feb. 12, due to rough surf. Here’s what it means and how to stay safe.

Mexican Navy and US Coast Guard intercepted a boat west of Isla Clarión, detaining five people and seizing over 4.5 tons of cocaine.

Authorities in Puerto Vallarta seized a young tigress and arrested a foreigner man after a federal search in El Caloso, Jalisco.

Puerto Vallarta Civil Protection warns of dangerous waves and rip currents through the weekend, urging beachgoers to stay out of the water.

Red flags are up at six Puerto Vallarta beaches after heavy surf and strong rip currents. Officials urge people to stay out of the sea.

Official figures show Mexico’s reported human trafficking cases jumped 45% in a year, raising alarms about widespread, hidden exploitation.

Red flags now cover all Puerto Vallarta beaches as high surf and rip currents intensify. Authorities say stay out of the water.

Puerto Vallarta lifeguards raised red flags at four beaches Feb. 1 for rip currents; Holi also posted a purple warning for marine life.

OXXO recognized Playa del Carmen municipal officers for responding to crimes against stores, highlighting a growing public-private safety push.

Puerto Vallarta lifeguards kept a red flag at the Pitillal River mouth over possible harmful fauna; other main beaches remain yellow.

Guanajuato reinforced patrols in Salamanca after gunmen killed 11 at a Loma de Flores soccer field; officials vow arrests.

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