Los Cabos Teachers Question Federal Plan to Hire Cuban Educators
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…
6.5 Tons of Storm Debris Cleared from El Médano Beach
Municipal crews removed 6.5 tons of debris — including 300 tires — from El Médano Beach after recent storms washed waste onto Cabo's busiest shoreline.
CFE to Invest 2.87 Billion Pesos in BCS Power Grid
CFE will spend 2.87 billion pesos upgrading BCS's electrical grid, adding transformers, substations and 108 km of transmission lines as Los Cabos and La Paz…
BCS Governor Floats Expropriation Idea, Draws Rebuke
Governor Víctor Castro's suggestion that Mexico expropriate banks and transport firms drew swift condemnation from federal lawmakers and even members of his…
Christian Agúndez Returns as Los Cabos Mayor Sept. 15
Los Cabos Mayor Christian Agúndez officially returned to office September 15 after the Cabildo approved early termination of his extended leave, citing the…
Olive Ridley Sea Turtles Return to La Paz Beaches
Olive ridley sea turtles are nesting on La Paz beaches this season, with federal environmental authorities protecting 14 endangered nests along the coast.
BCS Fumigates 23,000 Hectares in Dengue Prevention Push
Baja California Sur has fumigated more than 23,000 hectares in La Paz and Los Cabos as part of an expanded dengue prevention effort ahead of the fall…
353 Officers Deployed for Independence Day Security in BCS
BCS is deploying 353 officers across La Paz tonight for Independence Day celebrations, with aerial monitoring and road closures near the Palacio de Gobierno.
Los Cabos Schools Closed Tuesday After Heavy Rain
Los Cabos schools will remain closed Tuesday for both shifts due to ongoing rain and weather risk, according to the State Civil Protection Council.
Hotels Clean 1.2 Km of Cabo Pacific Beaches in Joint Effort
Six Pacific-side hotels in Cabo San Lucas cleaned 1.2 kilometers of beach together, removing storm debris and raising environmental awareness among staff and guests.
Free Downtown Cabo History Walking Tour Workshop This Month
Los Cabos is offering a free two-evening workshop on downtown Cabo San Lucas history and culture, open to residents and visitors September 22–23.
San Ignacio to Launch El Sazón del Rancho Festival Oct 17
San Ignacio will host its first El Sazón del Rancho festival Oct 19, bringing 45 fishing and agricultural producers from Mulegé communities together to…
Mexico Sees 3.2% Drop in International Tourists in July
International tourist arrivals to Mexico fell 3.2 percent in July, with air travelers down 5.7 percent. The national trend could signal headwinds for Los Cabos.
Los Cabos Bird Festival Returns in October for Second Year
Los Cabos prepares for the second International Bird Festival in October, drawing birders from across the Americas and expanding eco-tourism offerings.
Grupo Solmar Names New CEO, Reorganizes Leadership
Mauricio Salicrup becomes CEO of Grupo Solmar while Michel Albahari takes over operations at the Los Cabos hotel group managing six coastal properties.
38M Pesos Brings Power to La Candelaria, Los Pozos
Los Cabos, the state and CFE launch a 38-million-peso electrification project in La Candelaria and Los Pozos, bringing grid power to two rural Cabo San Lucas…
Magnitude 3.6 Earthquake Shakes San José del Cabo
A magnitude 3.6 earthquake struck near San José del Cabo early Saturday morning. No damage or injuries were reported.
Los Cabos Beaches See Peak Sea Turtle Nesting Season
Los Cabos beaches are seeing up to 350 sea turtles nightly during peak nesting season. Officials are asking residents and visitors to keep their distance and…
Tracy Ann Dubeau de Ehrenberg: 1964–2026
Tracy Ann Dubeau de Ehrenberg, a beloved member of the Cabo San Lucas community, passed away on September 12, 2026. Family and friends are invited to…
OOMSAPAS Secures 260M Pesos for 11 Water Projects
OOMSAPAS Los Cabos announced 260 million pesos in federal funding for eleven water and wastewater projects, targeting neighborhoods in Cabo San Lucas and…
57 Vendor Spaces Open for Independence Day in CSL
Cabo San Lucas is offering 57 vendor spaces for food and crafts during Independence Day celebrations September 13–15, with registration open now at municipal…
San José Residents Demand Bridge After Arroyo Floods
The arroyo El Zacatal flooded twice in one day, cutting off north-side San José neighborhoods and leaving commuters stranded for hours. Residents are…
PAN Leader Demands Data Behind Governor’s Homicide Claims
State PAN leader Rigo Mares is asking Governor Víctor Castro to publish verifiable homicide data instead of dismissing critics with political attacks.
13th Pa’h La Calle Arts Festival Coming to Los Cabos in Nov.
Los Cabos will host the 13th Pa'h La Calle Festival from November 14–22, featuring free street performances by artists from Spain, Cuba, Costa Rica and…
Los Cabos Independence Day: Grito, Parade Schedule
Los Cabos will celebrate Independence Day with Grito ceremonies September 15 at 10 p.m. and civic-military parades September 16 in San José and Cabo San Lucas.
BCS to Hold Statewide Earthquake Drill —7.1 Magnitude
Baja California Sur will participate in Mexico's national earthquake drill Saturday, September 19, with a simulated 7.1 magnitude quake, offering residents a…
Man Charged in $829,000 ATM Theft in La Paz
A suspect accused of stealing more than $829,000 pesos from an ATM at a La Paz shopping plaza has been charged and ordered held without bail.
Los Cabos Urges Federal Government to Reconsider DNR Fee Hike
Los Cabos is urging the federal government to rethink a proposed 35% hike to the visitor entry fee as Mexico debates its 2027 budget.
Golf Is Los Cabos’ New High-End Tourism Play
Los Cabos officials say golf tourists spend 11,000 pesos per day — 2,000 more than average visitors — and the destination is now openly betting on courses…
Los Cabos Patches San José Roads After Weekend Rain
Municipal crews are patching Bulevar Mijares and Paseo San José after weekend rains damaged key streets in San José del Cabo.
Hospiten Cabo Partners With Unidos de Corazón for 25 Pediatric Heart Surgeries
Hospiten Cabo San Lucas will host 25 volunteer pediatric heart surgeries in late August as part of a multi-year partnership addressing gaps in specialized…
President Sheinbaum to Visit BCS on September 20
President Claudia Sheinbaum will visit Baja California Sur on September 20, Governor Víctor Castro confirmed. He plans to request federal bridge funding for…
Los Cabos Braces for Weekend Storms: 150mm Forecast
Protección Civil warns of up to 150mm of rain, 60 km/h winds, and 2.5-meter waves this weekend in Los Cabos. Officials urge residents to avoid arroyos and…
40 Police Commanders Complete Training in Los Cabos
Forty Los Cabos police commanders have completed a 120-hour diplomado in crisis negotiation and crowd control, part of the state's ongoing effort to…
Los Cabos Officials Assess Damage, Monitor Friday Rain Forecast
Los Cabos officials are evaluating Thursday's rain damage and monitoring forecasts calling for more heavy rainfall throughout Friday.
BCS Prosecutor Denies Homicide Cover-Up Claims
State Attorney calls senator's claims 'completely false,' says 172 incidents classified as 'other crimes' are not hidden homicides but separate offenses…
Colombian Visitors to Los Cabos Jump 64% in First Half of 2026
Colombian tourist arrivals in Los Cabos jumped 64% in the first half of 2026, with over 6,700 visitors fueled by new Copa Airlines connectivity through Panama.
La Paz Rules Out Underground Storm Drains as Too Costly
La Paz's water agency says underground storm drains would require massive, costly pipes to handle torrential flows that only occur a few days each year.
Los Cabos Marks 20 Years of World Wide Technology Championship
Los Cabos prepares to host the 20th edition of the World Wide Technology Championship this November, celebrating two decades of PGA TOUR golf and sports…
Premium Gas Tops 30 Pesos at 13+ La Paz Stations
Premium gasoline has crossed 30 pesos per liter at more than 13 La Paz stations, with a 40-liter fill-up now varying by as much as 152 pesos depending on location.
Federal Authorities Seize 200+ Liters of Meth Near La Paz
Federal authorities seized over 200 liters of liquid methamphetamine hidden in fertilizer boxes during a traffic stop in El Centenario, north of La Paz.
Cabo Architects Host Seminars, Fishing Tournament Oct 1-2
The Los Cabos architects association is hosting professional seminars and a dorado fishing tournament Oct 1–2 to mark National Architect's Day.
Federal Court Orders Semarnat to Review Gulf LNG Moratorium
A federal judge ordered Mexican environmental authorities to provide a full response on calls to halt Gulf of California LNG projects, including the pending…
La Paz Malecón to Host First OEM Running Circuit Race
La Paz will host its first Circuito Running OEM race on November 29, with 5K and 10K courses along the malecón and registration now open for up to 500 runners.
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…
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.…
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…
La Paz Summer Beach Patrol Ends with Zero Drownings
La Paz's Operativo Verano Seguro ended with zero drownings and no fatalities across 36 beaches, despite monitoring nearly 190,000 vehicles during peak summer season.
Vista Hermosa, El Zacatal Fumigation Set for This Week
Los Cabos fumigation crews target dengue mosquitoes in Vista Hermosa Sept 9–10 and El Zacatal Sept 11. Residents should keep windows open during spray operations.
Los Cabos Hotels Warn Guests: Stay Out of the Ocean
Hotels across Los Cabos are intensifying ocean safety warnings to guests as storm season brings dangerous swells and unpredictable currents to Pacific and…
What to Know About Driving in BCS During Rainy Season
Arroyo crossings, road conditions, and what to keep in your car when the rains arrive in Baja California Sur.
Transpeninsular Closed Between La Paz and Ciudad Constitución
The Transpeninsular Highway is closed between La Paz and Ciudad Constitución after heavy rains flooded arroyos and blocked traffic in both directions.
Los Cabos, CFE Map Rural Electrification Plan
Los Cabos and CFE are mapping rural communities for solar power under a federal electrification program — but no timeline or application process has been…
Viral Post Calls Out Foreign Development Push at Cerritos
A viral video from content creator Diego Saul Reyna has reignited debate over foreign-focused development at Playa Cerritos, citing water stress,…
Five Rescued After Vehicles Trapped in Los Cabos Arroyos
Protección Civil rescued five people from vehicles stuck in flowing arroyos during weekend rain, with operations ongoing at El Surgidero arroyo in La Ribera.
Cabo Bay Cleanup Set After Rains Wash Debris to Seafloor
Authorities will remove debris from the Cabo San Lucas bay seafloor after recent rains swept over 2,500 tires and other waste into the water.
Heavy Rain Forecast Remains in Effect Across BCS
State authorities activated four temporary shelters in Los Cabos and issued preventive measures as forecasters warn of heavy rainfall continuing through Tuesday.
September 7, 2026 Edition
Click here to read the GG in a full screen… Best enjoyed before your second margarita. Or after. Gringo Gazette The Gringo Gazette is Baja California’s…
Mexico Tops Canadian Travel Charts Again in 2026
Mexico remains the top overseas destination for Canadian travellers, with 1.3 million visits in the first quarter of 2026 — as Canadians shift away from U.S.…
UABCS Enrolls 133 International Students—Half from the U.S.
UABCS enrolled 133 international students in 2026—a 46 percent increase since 2021—with Americans accounting for more than half the total.
Volaris Adds Direct Los Cabos–Cancún Route This December
Volaris launches a direct Los Cabos–Cancún route December 1 with three weekly flights, reconnecting Mexico's top beach destinations after years without…
Marie Cleanup: 6,000 Tons Kept Off Cabo Beaches
Over 6,000 tons of trash removed from Cabo neighborhoods before Hurricane Marie kept beaches 80% cleaner than past storms. Here's what washed up anyway.
88 KM of Los Cabos Roads Cleared After Marie—Work Continues
Municipal crews have cleared 88 kilometers of Los Cabos roads and removed 3,598 cubic meters of debris since Hurricane Marie. Work continues across urban and…
Cabo Beaches Reopen for Swimmers but Swell Closes Some
San José del Cabo beaches are open for swimming, but Cabo San Lucas remains closed to all water activities as officials monitor wave conditions following…
BCS Captures 40% of Mexico’s Tourism Investment in H1 2026
Baja California Sur captured $511.9 million in foreign tourism investment during H1 2026, accounting for 40% of the national total and leading all Mexican states.
La Paz Acting Mayor Ranks 7th in National Poll
La Paz acting mayor Amor Fenech Montaño ranked seventh in Mitofsky's August approval poll of Morena mayors, scoring 56.9 points and placing ahead of…
Los Cabos Hotels Brace for 45% Occupancy This September
Los Cabos hotels project 45% occupancy this September, the destination's slowest tourism month, with room rates dropping to around $350 per night.
Hurricane Marie: Baby Born in Ambulance Amid Storm Traffic
Hurricane Marie brought flooding and traffic chaos to Cabo San Lucas Wednesday, where paramedics delivered a baby inside an ambulance stuck in storm-related…
La Paz Beaches Closed for Four Days After Heavy Rain
La Paz health officials are asking beachgoers to stay out of the water for four days after heavy rains washed sediment and contaminants into the bay.
Abalone, Chocolate Clam Closures Begin in Baja Sur
Abalone and chocolate clam closures took effect September 1 across Baja California Sur, protecting spawning cycles through early 2027.
“Sintonía”: How an Indie Documentary About BCS Is Finding Its Own Harmony in Europe
Have you ever started a project with a set of parameters and intention, only for it to completely metamorphose into something beyond your wildest conception?…
Fish Report: Dorado, Tuna, and Marlin Heat Up Across Baja Sur
Late August brings peak summer sportfishing across Baja Sur, with dorado, yellowfin tuna, and marlin all feeding aggressively as warm water and post-storm…
Los Cabos Ports Close as Marie Nears Hurricane Strength
Capitanía de Puerto closes Los Cabos ports at 6 p.m. Tuesday as Tropical Storm Marie strengthens southwest of Cabo San Lucas and nears hurricane status.
Aeroméxico Adds Third Daily Flight Between La Paz and CDMX
Starting Oct. 25, Aeroméxico will operate three daily flights each way between La Paz and Mexico City, expanding options for residents, tourists and business…
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.
Los Cabos Desalination Plant 1 Shut After Line Break
Los Cabos' Desalination Plant 1 is offline after a 24-inch seawater intake line ruptured. OOMSAPAS is deploying water trucks to affected neighborhoods while…
Los Cabos Preps Independence Day Events Across Delegations
Los Cabos government begins planning Independence Day celebrations across all delegations, with civic ceremonies, cultural events, and the Grito de…
Comondú Desalination Project Advances with Study Delivery
Governor Castro attended the formal handover of environmental and technical studies for a proposed desalination plant in Comondú, a key step toward federal approval.
La Paz Sea Lions Expand Territory Beyond Los Islotes
La Paz sea lions are now using satellite colonies linked to Los Islotes, prompting researchers to call for expanded monitoring and potentially broader…
Hurricane Karina Stays Far Offshore, No Threat to Cabo
Hurricane Karina, a Category 1 storm, remains 1,415 kilometres west-southwest of Cabo San Lucas with no threat to Mexico. The storm is moving away from the…
Over 190,000 BCS Students Head Back to School Today
Over 190,000 students returned to classrooms across Baja California Sur on Monday, with more than 60,000 enrolled in Los Cabos schools alone.
A Taste of San José del Cabo Returns Nov. 11
Eight San José del Cabo restaurants compete in a chef showcase fundraiser Nov. 11, with proceeds supporting Refugio Voz Que Clama and auction items including…
La Paz Bus Fare Hike to 16 Pesos Approved by Transit Council
La Paz's transit council approved a fare increase to 16 pesos for urban bus routes. The proposal now goes to city council for final approval.
CFE Promises End to Long Blackouts, Will Alert via App
After weeks of extended blackouts, CFE pledges no more marathon outages and commits to app-based alerts for Baja California Sur residents.
Baja 1000 Seeks 16-Year Permit to Race Through BCS
SCORE International has applied for a 16-year environmental permit to hold the Baja 1000 annually across 1,939 kilometers of BCS, including routes through…
Los Cabos Guarantees Emergency Access at El Médano Beach
Los Cabos confirms it is safeguarding public access and emergency response lanes at El Médano beach, the region's busiest tourist shoreline.
Los Cabos Protección Civil Monitors Gulf Storm System
Los Cabos civil protection teams are tracking a rapidly developing storm system in the Sea of Cortez that could bring rain, lightning and wind to southern…
Partial Lunar Eclipse Visible Across Baja Sur Tonight
A partial lunar eclipse peaks around 9:12 p.m. tonight across Baja California Sur. No special equipment needed—just step outside and look up.
Women’s Business School Opens Second Class in Los Cabos
More than 50 women enrolled in the second cohort of Baja California Sur's free entrepreneurship school in Los Cabos, with classes covering business…
Country Splash Cabo Announces Daily Lineup for Labor Day Weekend
Country Splash Cabo announces daily lineup for September 4-6 festival featuring Riley Green, Jon Pardi, Tucker Wetmore and Diplo on Cabo San Lucas beach.
Cabo Receives 1,000 History Books for Schools and Residents
Los Cabos received 1,000 free copies of the newly reprinted history book 'Importancia de Cabo San Lucas' to distribute to schools and interested residents,…
ZOFEMAT Rescues Tourists Stranded at Lover’s Beach
ZOFEMAT lifeguards rescued tourists trapped at Playa del Amor after mar de fondo conditions caused a sudden surge in surf and tides.
UABCS Student Represents Mexico at Stockholm Water Prize
UABCS student Shanni Valeria Mora is representing Mexico at the Stockholm Junior Water Prize University Cohort, the only Mexican participant in this year's…
BCS to Open 165 Free Health Clinics Under Federal Program
BCS will receive 165 new free health clinics under a federal program announced by President Sheinbaum, with the largest share going to La Paz and rural…
Santiago Celebrates 305 Years with Reina Pericú Coronation
Santiago marked 305 years since the founding of Misión de Santiago with the coronation of Reina Pericú and a weekend of cultural events honoring the town's heritage.
Tropical Storm Julio Forms in Pacific—BCS Watching for Swells
Tropical Storm Julio formed 815 miles southwest of Cabo San Lucas on Tuesday. The storm poses no direct threat to BCS but could generate rough surf and rip…
Halle Berry Celebrates 60th Birthday at Zadún in Los Cabos
Actress Halle Berry celebrated her 60th birthday with a romantic Los Cabos getaway at Zadún resort in San José del Cabo, where she and fiancé Van Hunt…
Los Toritos Storm Brings Fires, Floods, Sinking to Los Cabos
A sudden weather phenomenon called "Los Toritos" sparked a house fire, sank a boat and downed trees across Los Cabos on Tuesday—seven rescued alive.
BCS Reviews 29 New Investment Projects Across State
BCS officials reviewed 29 authorized investment projects during the first session of the state Investment Promotion Committee, most concentrated in La Paz…
Mexico’s Informal Work Rate Climbs to 55.1% as Baja Faces Similar Labor Pressures
Mexico's informal labor rate climbed to 55.1% in the second quarter of 2026, affecting 33.1 million workers — a trend with direct implications for Baja Sur's…