Washington woke up with a list and Rosarito’s former mayor was on it. The U.S. Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets …
The Ultimate September Wine Festival in Valle de Guadalupe
A Valley That Knows How to Party Ensenada doesn’t believe in half-measures. When this city decides to celebrate, it pours …
Baja Faces Water Cuts
High-stake Negotiations Faulter Water Watch Editorial, Part 1 Time is running out for Baja and the seven states that are …
Food, Music, and Memories Await at Tijuana’s Big Fair
The wait is over. Tijuana’s biggest family party of the year is back, bigger and louder than ever. From August …
Shrimp Season Brings Flavor and Fortune to Baja California
Shrimp season is back, and Baja California is ready to cast its nets. The National Closed Season Committee just marked …
Dead Artists Make More Money? DAMMM Hits the Stage
If you think the art world is full of egos, scandals, and ridiculous schemes — you’re right. And now, you …
From Rosarito With Craft: Tlaqueparte Brings the World to Baja
A Ribbon Cut with Soul At exactly 12:30 p.m. on September 12, the air at the Baja California Center wasn’t …
Ensenada Told to Hand Over Rosarito Land, Again
The Baja California Congress has had enough of the territorial tug-of-war between Ensenada and Playas de Rosarito. Lawmakers have once …
Wine, Movies, and Magic in the Valle
A festival worth swirling over I’ve never been to a film festival like this—and honestly? It looks amazing. From September …
New Tijuana Viaduct: So Close, Yet Matadero
Tijuana’s sky-high road project is nearly finished—91% complete, to be exact. But it comes with a twist: the elevated viaduct …