“Terruño, Identidad y Vocación” (Which basically means: This land was made for wine—and we’ve got the talent to prove it) …
The Diplomatic Mystery: U.S. Revoking Visas of Mexican Politicians
Blacklist or Power Move? The U.S. Tightens the Visa Grip on Mexican Officials Something’s shifting between Mexico and the U.S.—and …
Empowering Rosarito: Supporting Kids with Beat the Cycle
Rosarito just got a little closer to hope. Something unusual is happening in Rosarito—and it’s not another Starbucks or beachfront …
The Cuauhtémoc Crashed—And It Wasn’t All Its Fault
Mystery at sea… in reverse. On May 17, the pride of Mexico’s Navy, the Buque Escuela Cuauhtémoc, left a mark …
Baja’s Big Water Fix Starts in Rosarito
No more excuses. Baja is finally doing something about the water problem. Governor Marina del Pilar signed the deal this …
Massive BBQ Protests: Baja’s Flavorful Activism
When people start bringing charcoal to a protest, things are officially getting spicy. And in Baja California, nothing says “we’re …
🎨 Benito’s Big Weekend: Artwalk Rosarito Doubles Down on Culture
Cancel your beach nap. You’ve got plans. Artwalk Rosarito returns May 24–25 at CEART Playas de Rosarito, and this year …
Are Checkpoints our New Welcome Mat?
(FYI: “Retén” = checkpoint. You’ll be using that word a lot down here.) If you’re driving into Baja these days, …
The Debate Over the 5% Remittance Fee: Baja’s Perspective
There’s a new proposal making noise across the border—and it’s got Baja’s name all over it. U.S. lawmakers are pushing …
Sabor Patrol Finds Love at Yatai
Expect a Tent. Get an Experience. When someone recommended “Yatai” to us, I expected a fancy restaurant tucked away in …