El Salado Estuary confirms it’s open for business. Drought is widespread throughout the entire state. We will tell you about upcoming street closings. Popocatépetl is misbehaving again. PLUS: If your restaurant does not have AC, we have an idea for you! Continue reading Coffee & Headlines • May 13, 2023

Did you know there is a lagoon in Coapinole? Riviera Nayarit is reported in crisis. AMLO reveals Supreme Court excessive privileges. Nuevo Nayarit property seizures are legal, says the government. PLUS: Farmer’s markets go bye-bye for the season. Continue reading Coffee & Headlines • May 12, 2023

An environmental center is coming to the Mayto turtle camp. What happened to the soccer fields Mayor Michel promised last year? The worldwide monkeypox emergency is over. There is progress along Medina Ascencio. PLUS: Meet the kambul. Continue reading Coffee & Headlines • May 11, 2023

Hurricane season is around the corner. Good news for folks living in Las Aralias. Another croc gets caught. Checo Pérez promotes Puerto Vallarta. Amapas Neighborhood Association updates on fundraising project. PLUS: A favorite restaurant expands its hours. Continue reading Coffee & Headlines • May 10, 2023

The variety of sea turtles protected in the region increases. Vallarta Pride announces a first-time Mexican fiesta. PLUS: We present a handful of funny Mexican sayings for you to learn. Continue reading Coffee & Headlines • May 9, 2023

There are only two stretches on the new Guadalajara highway to go. Construction of new Boca pier is moving along, slowly. Whatever happened to the new trash collecting trucks? WHO ends Covid-19 emergency. Nayarit governor throws a hissy fit over the golf tournament. PLUS: How to shop for and use a molcajete. Continue reading Coffee & Headlines • May 8, 2023

Now it’s Mexico and the US vs. the spy globe. Jalisco Tourism Secretary asks for clarity from all inclusive hotels but there is no one complaining. Have you run out of conversation topics? Just pick out your favorite Mexico Guinness Book record! Continue reading Coffee & Headlines • May 4, 2023

SEAPAL is going at it along Viena St. A fire at the car pound affects 75 vehicles. Colomitos beach restaurant gets a license, apparently. The Jalisco rain water collection program is expanding. PLUS: Can tacos de canasta be less than expected? Yep. Continue reading Coffee & Headlines • May 3, 2023

Authorities bring order to municipal markets. SETUJAL asks SEMARNAT to bring order to beach umbrella rentals and we unpack those acronyms, as usual. Turns out Mexico is ready for an FAA status upgrade. Vallarta Pride holds a press conference. Continue reading Coffee & Headlines • May 2, 2023

Riviera Nayarit announces Wind Festival. Details on tomorrow’s folkloric dance parade on the Malecón and an upcoming raicilla festival. Today is Labor Day in Mexico and we explain why. PLUS: Did it really drizzle yesterday? Continue reading Coffee & Headlines • May 1, 2023

Governor Alfaro was in town and, of course, he chimed in on the verification fiasco. El Salado Estuary is ready for prime time. Can Baja and the mainland be connected by a vehicular bridge? Guadalajara gets its marshmallow record. PLUS: They seem to purr but they are not kitties! Continue reading Coffee & Headlines • April 29, 2023

Ouch, the US Department of Treasury names fraudulent local real estate companies. Singer Alejandro Fernandez to open community music schools. Southbound traffic along Highway 200 collapses again. PLUS: Have you been to the prettiest Oxxo in town yet? Continue reading Coffee & Headlines • April 28, 2023