Los Cabos councilmembers approved $6.6 million in extra public works spending for repaving, lighting and storm repairs — with orders to spend it all before the year ends.
A nationwide FAA ground stop on Friday briefly grounded U.S. flights and rippled down to Los Cabos, where most international arrivals come from U.S. cities. Here's what happened and what…
Los Cabos has opened public comment on El Tezal's updated urban development plan, giving residents and property owners a say on zoning and density before it's finalized.