Fifty applicants have already received benefits from the FastLane program, which aims to help Baja California residents who work in the US.

Culinary students will take part in Totoaba Fest, reinforcing oversight of both the origin of totoaba and its cultivation in Baja California.

Governor Marina del Pilar Ávila Olmeda is doubling down on her commitment to safer roadways. Her “Safe Streets, Safe Families” program continues to deploy infrastructure brigades throughout Mexicali ...

Rosarito's 141st anniversary will bring the community together through music, tradition, and a strong sense of local pride.

The Tijuana City Hall is currently working with U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) on this project and several others.

Located in Valley Center near Julian, Bates Nut Farm offers the perfect family-friendly activity: pony rides in a rustic farm setting.

The event celebrates the music and culture of the Pacific Islands in a family-friendly, high-energy atmosphere.

The celebration honors the region's Old West heritage and brings the entire community together in a family-friendly atmosphere.

The governor's office has also approved a $4.5 million peso investment to repave local roads using hydraulic concrete and asphalt mix.

The mayor of Tijuana is emerging as the clear favorite among voters, according to the survey published on May 8.

To mark the occasion, the park has brought back the attraction's original name: the Great American Revolution.

The race is designed to boost physical activity, strengthen family bonds, and discourage tobacco and substance use.