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Puerto Vallarta says 35 new patrol vehicles, uniforms and police equipment will reinforce security before heavier World Cup demand.

Los Cabos officials reinforced security coordination after a San José del Cabo attack left one American dead and several injured.

Los Cabos certified 141 lifeguards after an aquatic rescue seminar focused on surf rescues, high-swell entries and unconscious victims.

Crews extinguished the tire-section fire at El Gavilán, but work continued in upper landfill areas where flames remained.

Crews worked into a second day at El Gavilán landfill as tire smoke, school disruptions and air-quality concerns kept pressure on authorities.

Puerto Vallarta is planning a 641-officer World Cup security operation as officials prepare for spillover tourism from Guadalajara.

A gas flash inside AICM naval facilities injured personnel, but Semar says none are critical and no public risk was reported.

Jalisco moved seven inmates from Puerto Vallarta’s Ceinjure Costa Norte to Puente Grande after officials flagged internal violence risks.

Jalisco authorities rescued a U.S. citizen and arrested a suspected accomplice after an FBI report led to a mountain operation.

Los Cabos held a risk management and climate change course for municipal workers as rainy-season planning continues.

CUCosta reinforced surveillance after threatening messages named May 21, while academic and administrative work continued normally.

Puerto Vallarta says it will add patrols, equipment and neighborhood communication before mass events and World Cup activity.

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