Mayor Burgueño announced a 60-million-peso investment to modernize the La Presa Transfer Center, a key facility in Tijuana’s public sanitation network.

Eight newly certified sommeliers have completed professional training through the Mexican School of Sommeliers.

The clinic, the seventh in the state’s expanding network of well-being centers, is set to offer free medical attention to more than 20,000 residents.

Tijuana will distribute thousands of free medical passes to U.S. visitors shopping during Mexico’s biggest sales event of the year.

The governor assured this investment is the most ambitious public works program in Baja California's history.

The new crossing on Calle Segunda is part of a broader effort to streamline travel and boost the local economy.

This CBP program will provide SENTRI users with two points of entry into the San Ysidro vehicle lanes, instead of only one.

Julian’s beloved Parade of Lights is back, bringing festive magic, mountain warmth, and a joyful sing-along to kick off the holiday season.

City officials shared key updates with business leaders, detailing initiatives designed to modernize Tijuana’s transportation systems.

The ceremony honored the memory of the departed, symbolically welcoming their spirits in a vibrant cultural and spiritual gathering.

Through free doctor visits and eye exams, the city seeks to promote a culture of preventive care and improve quality of life.

City authorities reported a successful Halloween celebration with no major incidents as more than 30,000 people participated in festivities.