La Paz

La Paz Reuses Treated Water to Protect Drinking Supply Amid Regional Scarcity

Amid a worsening regional water shortage, the La Paz City Council has expanded the use of treated water for irrigation, public space maintenance, and construction, significantly reducing the use of…

byFernando Rodriguez

January 9, 2026

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La Paz Pearls

Sweet Traditions Get a Baja Makeover

What’s your favorite sweet treat or dulce? Do your sugar cravings make you reach for a chocolate bar, a candy dipped in Tajin and chamoy, or something more complex, like a tortilla de harina…

byNaailah Auladin

January 9, 2026

Cabo San Lucas

Pavilion in Cabo San Lucas to Reopen After a Decade of Neglect

Los Cabos Mayor Christian Agúndez announced that the long-neglected Cabo San Lucas Pavilion is set to reopen in mid-February following an extensive remodeling and rehabilitation project. The…

byFernando Rodriguez

January 9, 2026

Economy

Baja California Sur Ranks Fourth Nationally in Fisheries Production

Baja California Sur harvested 197,000 tons of seafood in 2025, securing its position as the fourth-largest fisheries producer in Mexico, behind Sonora, Baja California, and Sinaloa. According…

bySara Aguilar