Los Cabos has unveiled the program for its second International Bird Festival, running October 8–10 with birdwatching outings and talks spanning sierra to sea.
As Hurricane Polo tracks toward a Monday landfall near San Juanico, the Mexican Army has mobilized 1,200 troops and Mulegé's civil protection council is preparing shelters.
New census data shows Baja California Sur grew 20% in five years — with Los Cabos leading the surge — as Governor Víctor Castro admits water, schools and hospitals are straining to keep up.
Local teachers in Los Cabos are questioning a federal plan to bring Cuban educators to Mexico, arguing that hundreds of qualified Mexican teachers still lack permanent jobs.