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The State Academy of Public Security is training 173 new police recruits in Baja California Sur, focusing on specialized skills for effective law enforcement.

The city of La Paz is actively assessing the impact of recent rains, with local authorities coordinating emergency responses to ensure public safety.

La Paz has successfully removed nearly 2,500 tons of waste in just one week, highlighting the importance of community involvement in maintaining cleanliness.

The SEPADA is equipping livestock producers in Baja California Sur with essential skills to combat the invasive screwworm pest, ensuring animal health and agricultural sustainability.

Hurricane Marie is moving away from Baja California Sur, but its effects will still be felt with ongoing rains across the region.

The La Paz City Council remains vigilant with the Hurricane Operation 2026 amid expected rainfall, ensuring safety and preparedness across the municipality.

The sale of street food remains suspended in Cabo San Lucas and San José del Cabo due to health risks following recent rains.

The La Paz City Council has successfully repaired over 2,000 streetlights in July and August, enhancing public safety and community engagement.

Baja California Sur intensifies its emergency response as Hurricane Marie approaches, urging citizens to stay vigilant and safe.

El Ayuntamiento de La Paz se prepara para el regreso a clases con un operativo de seguridad vial que busca garantizar la seguridad de estudiantes y familias.

The Tiburón Urbano service offers a safe and affordable transportation option for students returning to school, ensuring comfort and security.

COEPRIS advises against visiting La Paz beaches due to health risks following heavy rains, urging caution for public safety.

The State Security Council of Baja California Sur has intensified measures to protect the livestock sector from the threat of the screwworm.

The government of Baja California Sur emphasizes the importance of staying informed during the rainy season and tropical cyclone period, urging citizens to take preventive measures.

The municipality of La Paz has successfully completed a crucial sanitation project, providing over 50 families with essential sewage services.

The city of La Paz is making strides in waste collection, ensuring coverage across numerous neighborhoods while addressing pending areas.

The ICATEBCS has awarded certificates to 43 workers from La Paz for completing a waste management training course, emphasizing the importance of safety and environmental care.

The government of Baja California Sur begins the second phase of road rehabilitation, enhancing safety and mobility for residents and tourists.

The La Paz City Council has taken significant steps to enhance the working conditions of its firefighters by providing new uniforms and equipment.

The La Paz City Council enhances digital security through specialized attention to citizens, addressing the rising threat of cybercrime.