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Two smiling women stand close together, one in a patterned blue dress and the other in a lavender shirt with a colorful embroidery patch, posing outdoors. Two smiling women stand close together, one in a patterned blue dress and the other in a lavender shirt with a colorful embroidery patch, posing outdoors.
  • Baja California Sur
  • Government
  • Local News

Milena Quiroga Leads Morena Primary for 2027 BCS Governor

byArcher Ingram
July 17, 2026
BCS Lawmakers Push Mandatory Local History in Schools BCS Lawmakers Push Mandatory Local History in Schools
  • Education
  • Government
  • Newsies

BCS Lawmakers Push Mandatory Local History in Schools

byGringo Gazette
July 15, 2026
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  • Baja California Sur
  • Education
  • Government

BCS Reports Declining Illiteracy and High School Dropout Rates

byFernando Rodriguez
July 14, 2026
Promotional poster for 'Operation Safe Summer 2026' by La Paz Municipal Police, showing a police SUV on a sunny beachfront promenade with palm trees and crowds in the background. Promotional poster for 'Operation Safe Summer 2026' by La Paz Municipal Police, showing a police SUV on a sunny beachfront promenade with palm trees and crowds in the background.
  • Government
  • Local News
  • Public Security

“Safe Summer 2026” Operation Ready

byFernando Rodriguez
July 14, 2026
Sunlight filters through a dense green tree canopy viewed from below, leaves glowing in bright green. Sunlight filters through a dense green tree canopy viewed from below, leaves glowing in bright green.
  • Environment
  • Government
  • Local News

A Historic Tree Cut Down in Santiago Sparks Public Outcry

bySara Aguilar
July 12, 2026
Illustrated flood risk map of Los Cabos showing critical flood points at Arroyo El Saltito with blue water-flow arrows and surrounding high-risk zones near San José del Cabo and the tourist corridor along the coast. Illustrated flood risk map of Los Cabos showing critical flood points at Arroyo El Saltito with blue water-flow arrows and surrounding high-risk zones near San José del Cabo and the tourist corridor along the coast.
  • Baja California Sur
  • Emergencies
  • Government

BCS Authorities Identify Flood-Prone Areas Ahead of Peak Hurricane Season

byFernando Rodriguez
July 11, 2026
Group of uniformed officers posing in a dry desert landscape beside a 'CLAUSURADO' sign indicating area closure Group of uniformed officers posing in a dry desert landscape beside a 'CLAUSURADO' sign indicating area closure
  • Conservation
  • Environment
  • Government

Hermandad en Armonía Proposes New Foothills Project Near Sierra La Laguna

byFernando Rodriguez
July 8, 2026
Relaxed tan-and-white dog lying on the floor beside a pink pet crate indoors. Relaxed tan-and-white dog lying on the floor beside a pink pet crate indoors.
  • Government
  • Travel

DogBot: Because “The Dog Ate My Passport” Won’t Work at U.S. Customs

bySara Aguilar
July 6, 2026
Construction workers in safety vests and hard hats install a large black water pipe along a trench beside a white utility building; onlookers stand nearby. Construction workers in safety vests and hard hats install a large black water pipe along a trench beside a white utility building; onlookers stand nearby.
  • Government
  • Infrastructure
  • Los Cabos

Miraflores Receives New Pumping Station and Drainage System

byFernando Rodriguez
July 3, 2026
Collage of a tropical beach with turquoise water, rocky hills, and a sandy shore labeled Punta Nayu Resort with seashells in the foreground. Collage of a tropical beach with turquoise water, rocky hills, and a sandy shore labeled Punta Nayu Resort with seashells in the foreground.
  • Development
  • Government
  • Tourism

Punta Nayu Development Approved in La Paz

byFernando Rodriguez
July 3, 2026

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