The stories, from start to finish.
55 articles
Newest firstThe CESPT project includes 883 meters of pipe, 21 manholes and household connections for a part of the neighborhood that still lacks sewer service.
The exhibition opens September 26 at 3 p.m., with Spanish and Haitian Creole materials, as part of the Miradas Fronterizas festival.
The new INEGI report shows growth in real revenue. These are preliminary statewide July figures, not a measure of current sales in each neighborhood.
The 2026 State Competitiveness Index shows a six-place decline. The state scorecard records different results for labor, infrastructure and the economy.
A collective artwork in Playas connects art, memory and border life.
The October announcement puts Tijuana’s therapeutic communities in focus.
The discussion needs a clear distinction between criticism, rules and deadlines.
The state report highlights a risk that extends beyond the summer calendar.
The transfer total raises questions about projects, locations and results.
A Tijuana forum plans to examine scenarios before businesses make decisions.
The city’s share of transfers does not by itself show how the money was spent.
The regional report gathers business experiences that need geographic context.
The biennial invites audiences to see books as objects, images and experiments.
The autumn program brings book presentations and activities into a city park.
The Riviera commemoration also brings the coast’s earlier inhabitants into view.
An aggregate increase does not show whether every individual obligation was paid.
Names and rating scales matter when interpreting water utility news.
Local coverage describes Santa Marcela II’s Ensenada visit as a maintenance call.
Business expectations combine trade caution with possible production opportunities.
Formal employment records capture an important part of work, with a defined scope.
QS Stars looks at specific dimensions of university performance.
IMSS registration changes are not a direct census of closed storefronts.
Artists propose simpler procedures; proposals still need to be distinguished from regulations.
An annual change in the original series describes neither the whole year nor the previous month.
A monthly rebound and a negative year-to-date result can coexist.
UABC’s call covers eight categories and nominations by others.
The annual rate describes the pace of change, not the cost of each purchase.
The state average coexists with more noticeable increases in everyday products.
CETYS brings academic perspectives to border trade and investment.
A recollection of Revolución gains context from a 1992 magazine archive.
The amount received tells one part of the municipal finance story.
Health services, guidance and family activities shared a day in Ensenada.
The half-year average indicates a modest improvement among monitored hotels.
The labor measure includes unprotected employment across different kinds of businesses.
Ship calls increased, but local benefit needs a broader reading.
Canaco Mexicali seeks certainty as businesses examine the official framework.
The shelter connects rescued animals with homes through an assessment process.
The official classification confirms the Ensenada rider’s victory.
The updated program expands the picture first announced in August.
Restoring the space brought together residents, businesses and authorities.
The municipal follow-up updates the invitation circulated in August.
Local training opened a discussion about organization and collective enterprise.
The economic discussion needs to include information about care.
The September event had a specific purpose for emergency teams.
Materials for San Quintín bring linguistic diversity into the classroom.
Checking the official source revealed a difference from August coverage.
The intake figure includes San Quintín and shows the campus’s geographic reach.
The August meeting was aimed at specialists and doctors in training.
Places announced for 2026-2 should not be confused with permanent availability.
IMSS explains why screening belongs in care during a baby’s first days.
A university discussion connected youth leadership with women’s rights.
The Ensenada agreement sets out cooperation; impact depends on implementation.
Potencia Lupus brought a conversation between academia and civil society to UABC.
The February announcement described plans and conditions still pending.
The university ombuds office gains a new space for its institutional work.
Dates place each story in time. Past announcements remain available as archive coverage.