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Lover’s Beach and Divorce Beach: Where Romance and Danger Coexist

While Lover’s Beach offers calm waters along the Sea of Cortez, neighboring Divorce Beach on the Pacific Ocean side of the iconic Land’s End Arch presents a far more dangerous setting where…

byFernando Rodriguez

May 28, 2026

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Modern white campus-style buildings with rooftop gardens in a desert landscape, hills in the distance, people walking outside.

IMSS Regional Hospital in Los Cabos to Become Largest Construction Project in Baja California Sur

The new IMSS Regional Hospital in Los Cabos will feature 260 beds and 46 medical specialties, serving more than 500,000 beneficiaries across Baja California Sur. Governor Víctor Castro…

byFernando Rodriguez

May 28, 2026

Two women walking down a rocky dirt road carrying large water jugs toward a coastal town and beach. Proximity to ocean and hotels hints at a seaside community effort to fetch water.

Two women walking down a rocky dirt road carrying large water jugs toward a coastal town and beach. Proximity to ocean and hotels hints at a seaside community effort to fetch water.

Water Crisis Reaches New Levels in Cabo

The lack of drinking water remains one of the most serious problems facing hundreds of families in Cabo San Lucas, where residents say water service is unreliable and, in some cases, arrives…

byFernando Rodriguez

May 28, 2026

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Tilted newspaper front page showing 'The Gringo Guide' masthead with ads and a Delta Airlines article headline reading 'Delta Airlines Suspends Flights to Los Cabos'

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The Long-Anticipated Glorieta Turnaround Is Finally Complete

byFernando Rodriguez

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La Paz at 491 Through a Historian’s Eyes

byNaailah Auladin

Top News

Los Cabos International Airport Sees Decline in Passenger Traffic in 2026

Water Trucks to Serve Neighborhoods Hit Hardest by Water Shortages

byFernando Rodriguez

Tourism Industry Solidifies Status as Baja California Sur’s Main Economic Engine

Los Cabos Ties Delivery of ‘Housing for Well-being’ Units to Overpass Completion

46th Annual La Paz Half Marathon

byFernando Rodriguez

US and Canadian Tourism in Los Cabos Remains Stable

46 Officers Dismissed in Baja California Sur Anti-Corruption Sweep

byFernando Rodriguez

La Paz Surpasses One Million Visitors

byFernando Rodriguez

Los Cabos Strengthens European Partnerships, Business Growth at IMEX Frankfurt

La Paz Has More Registered Cars Than Residents as Traffic Continues to Grow

byFernando Rodriguez

White utility truck with a tall bucket lift parked on a sunny street as two workers in yellow hard hats discuss nearby.

White utility truck with a tall bucket lift parked on a sunny street as two workers in yellow hard hats discuss nearby.

Electricity Failures Hit La Paz and Los Cabos

Baja California Sur is already experiencing power outages as temperatures climb ahead of summer, affecting at least 20 neighborhoods in La Paz and Los Cabos. The blackouts began Sunday night…

byFernando Rodriguez

May 19, 2026

Colorful trajinera boats docked along a canal with reflections in the water and red-brick buildings in the background.

Colorful trajinera boats docked along a canal with reflections in the water and red-brick buildings in the background.

Mexico’s Tourism Sector Maintains a Solid Trend in the First Trimester of 2026

May 18, 2026