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Desert landscape with rocky hills, a blue lagoon, and green mangrove wetlands under a clear sky.

Desert landscape with rocky hills, a blue lagoon, and green mangrove wetlands under a clear sky.

Surviving Summer in BCS: From Sky Camping to Silver-Mining Museums

From sky camping and astro-tourism to exploring silver-mining museums and mountain waterfalls, full-time residents share creative ways to stay active and social during Baja California Sur's…

byNaailah Auladin

September 9, 2026

Todos Santos Day of the Dead Festival Returns Nov 1-2

Todos Santos Day of the Dead Festival Returns Nov 1-2

Todos Santos Day of the Dead Festival Returns Nov 1-2

La Paz will host its 10th annual Día de Muertos Todos Santos Festival on November 1-2, with costume contests, traditional food, music and family activities. Registration for contests is open…

byGringo Gazette

September 8, 2026

Expat or Immigrant? Why the Words We Choose Matter

Expat or Immigrant? Why the Words We Choose Matter

Expat or Immigrant? Why the Words We Choose Matter

The growing debate over who gets to be called an expat and who is labeled an immigrant is raising questions about privilege, language and what it means to live in someone else's country.

byOliver Quintero

September 8, 2026

Tilted newspaper front page labeled 'Gringo Gazette' with people wearing Mexican flags at a celebration outside.

Tilted newspaper front page labeled 'Gringo Gazette' with people wearing Mexican flags at a celebration outside.

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September 7, 2026 Edition

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September 7, 2026

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Coming Up in Baja

Cabo Bay Cleanup Set After Rains Wash Debris to Seafloor

Cabo Bay Cleanup Set After Rains Wash Debris to Seafloor

Cabo Bay Cleanup Set After Rains Wash Debris to Seafloor

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Heavy Rain Forecast Remains in Effect Across BCS

Heavy Rain Forecast Remains in Effect Across BCS

Heavy Rain Forecast Remains in Effect Across BCS

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Top News

Mexico Tops Canadian Travel Charts Again in 2026

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UABCS Enrolls 133 International Students—Half from the U.S.

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Volaris Adds Direct Los Cabos–Cancún Route This December

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Marie Cleanup: 6,000 Tons Kept Off Cabo Beaches

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88 KM of Los Cabos Roads Cleared After Marie—Work Continues

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Cabo Beaches Reopen for Swimmers but Swell Closes Some

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BCS Captures 40% of Mexico’s Tourism Investment in H1 2026

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La Paz Acting Mayor Ranks 7th in National Poll

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Los Cabos Hotels Brace for 45% Occupancy This September

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Hurricane Marie: Baby Born in Ambulance Amid Storm Traffic

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Police Intervention at Turtle Nesting Draws Questions

Police Intervention at Turtle Nesting Draws Questions

VIDEO: Police Intervention at Turtle Nesting Draws Questions

State police intervened during a sea turtle nesting event on La Paz's malecón, prompting questions about wildlife protocol and calls for officer training.

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September 1, 2026

Rusty outdoor faucet dripping water drops, warm sunset background

Rusty outdoor faucet dripping water drops, warm sunset background

Los Cabos Desalination Plant 1 Shut After Line Break

byArcher Ingram

September 1, 2026