Baja California joined a nationwide effort promoted by Mexico’s Interior Ministry to foster peace and social trust through newly established local councils.

Mayor Rocío Adame reiterated her administration’s goal of aligning economic development with stronger public security.

Tijuana is preparing for one of its busiest Halloween nights, with up to 30,000 people expected to gather along Avenida Revolución.

Officials and experts met to discuss new policies aimed at improving the quality and global standing of Baja California’s medical tourism sector.

With his soulful voice and stage charisma, the Tijuana artist is quickly becoming a fan favorite on "The Voice".

State and federal officials will meet to strengthen Baja California’s role as a key center for medical tourism.

The mayor walked through the sprawling fields, recognizing the multi-generational efforts of families who have cultivated these flowers for decades.

A symbolic “last wave” paddle-out ceremony will pay tribute to late surfers, blending Rosarito’s beach culture with ancient Mexican customs.

Mayor Burgueño joined U.S. and Mexican leaders to discuss new strategies for regional growth and cross-border security.

Healthcare and legal experts gathered to advance training in forensic medicine and reinforce ethical and human rights protocols.

The government of Baja California is strengthening its efforts to ensure inclusive, equitable, and accessible education for every student.

At the center of Mexicali’s ongoing transformation are five guiding principles that reflect the administration’s goals for a fairer, safer, and more connected city.