When Marina del Pilar Ávila Olmeda stood before the podium for her fourth government-report in Baja California, she laid out …
Baja Feels the Cold… and the Magic
Cold Fronts Arrive Before Sunrise The cold slipped into Baja before sunrise, quiet but determined. You could feel it on …
Mexico Tightens the Net, and Baja Comes Out Strong
When Mexico works hand-in-hand with the U.S. Treasury, the story usually drips with tension. This time, though, something different happened. …
Baja’s New Security Game Plan Gets a Human Touch
When you hear “new police project,” you probably don’t expect art programs, mountain bases, and talk about “human values.” But …
Baja Women Rise Strong After Public Harassment
No Crown Above Dignity Two women. Two public moments. The same old story. One walked through a city street and …
Where Baja Wine and Nayarit Flavors Fall in Love
A Toast Worth Crossing States For When Baja and Nayarit throw a dinner party, it’s never about tacos and tequila …
Baja Eyes Harsher Rules for Drunk Drivers
You’d think by now people would know that tequila and traffic don’t mix. Yet here we are, still watching lives …
Raise Your Glass to the 12th Viñada at Don Tomás
When the sun dips behind the Valle de Guadalupe hills, magic tends to happen — especially when there’s wine involved. …
Rosarito’s Oldest Town Gets a Modern Flush
Primo Tapia Finally Gets a Flush It’s actually happening. Primo Tapia, that beachy, taco-scented stretch just south of Rosarito, is …
Six Sips into the Heart of the Valley
When Emprendedores del Valle de Guadalupe (EDVG) sends out an invite for a fam trip, you don’t hesitate—you grab your …