Fifteen years ago, Ensenada Beer Fest was just a hoppy little idea bubbling up from Baja’s creative underbelly. Today? It’s …
Two Days Without Water, Promising 25 Years of Calm
If you discovered the water outage standing in your bathroom, shampoo already in your hair, you were not alone. Across …
The End of Chocolate Cars and What It Means for Baja
On January 1, 2026, Mexico quietly did something that will feel very loud in border towns: it ended the federal …
Baja Cities Roll Out Property Tax Discounts for 2026
If you own property in Baja California, January isn’t just the month of good intentions and half-forgotten resolutions. It’s also …
When the Cruise Waits and You Still Flip It Off
If you’ve ever been on a Carnival cruise—especially the short ones out of Long Beach to Ensenada—you know there are …
Gray Whales Are Back Off Ensenada: And the Boats Are Ready
Every winter, Ensenada gets quieter on land and louder at sea. The tourists thin out, the mornings sharpen, and then—right …
The Tijuana River Deal Is Back
Same River, New Promises, Familiar Smell The Tijuana River has never needed much help making its presence known. You don’t …
Riviera Shines: Ensenada’s Big Light Story Lights Up the Holidays
If you’ve walked past the Centro Cultural Riviera after sunset this week and wondered why the building suddenly looks alive, …
Baja California Confirms No New or Higher Taxes for 2026
State Government Highlights Responsible Budget, Inflation-Only Adjustments The Baja California state government has officially confirmed that there will be no …
Baja Benches Bonilla in Next Energy Fallout
If you’ve lived in Baja long enough, you know our political drama doesn’t walk—it sprints. And this week, it tripped …