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Conagua warns in 2026 that the Sierra de la Laguna must be preserved as the main water source for La Paz and Los Cabos. New laws prohibit diverting water for tourism purposes in the area.

The dizzying growth of Los Cabos in 2026 threatens to collapse public services and the natural environment. Specialists demand a new development model that balances tourism success with social justice and environmental protection.

Citizens and environmentalists in Los Cabos express alarm over the environmental impact of a new energy complex project. They demand transparency and sustainable alternatives in 2026.

Los Cabos authorities accelerate the clearing of stream beds to prevent flood risks in 2026. Channel cleaning aims to remove obstructions and protect communities ahead of the upcoming rainy season.

Five Baja California Sur captains are recognized among the best in the world for their excellence in sport fishing. An achievement that solidifies Los Cabos as the leading international destination in 2026.

FITURCA launches a global training program to certify Los Cabos specialists. The initiative seeks to raise destination sales and promotion standards among international travel agents in 2026.

This Sunday, 1,360 athletes will participate in Ironman 70.3 Los Cabos 2026. The world-class competition will cover the municipality's most iconic landscapes, generating a significant economic boost and projecting the destination internationally.

Commercial organizations in Los Cabos launch an initiative to incentivize business formalization. The strategy seeks to facilitate access to credit, social security, and business growth for local entrepreneurs in 2026.

Baja California Sur is promoting an initiative to regionalize industrial fishing permits. The goal is to grant the state greater autonomy in managing its marine resources, protecting sport fishing species and ensuring the long-term sustainability of the sector.

The Los Cabos City Council promotes a massive trash removal and cleaning program to eliminate infection centers, prevent diseases such as Dengue, and transform the municipality's urban image through citizen participation.

COEPRIS rules out sanitary risk at Chileno Beach after confirming that the contamination report was due to a technical leak in a desalination plant, with no presence of raw sewage. The beach maintains its Blue Flag certification and is safe for swimmers.

Sports fishing in Baja California Sur reaches record economic revenue in 2026, establishing itself as a financial pillar that balances high-end tourism with marine conservation through the catch-and-release model.

The new Animal Care and Welfare Center in Los Cabos has reached 32% construction progress, aiming to become a regional leader in public health, environmental education, and animal protection to enhance the ecological balance of the area.

A total success for the local economy! The 2026 Easter Week holidays generated over 640 million pesos in revenue for BCS. Discover the details of this record-breaking season that benefited thousands of Sudcaliforniano businesses.

Historic economic milestone! Baja California Sur expects a 640 million pesos economic impact during this 2026 Holy Week. With nearly total hotel occupancy and a massive influx, the state solidifies itself as the undisputed leader in national tourism.

No more excuses for trash on the streets! BCS debuts a fleet of "smart" garbage trucks in 2026. Equipped with GPS, cameras, and loudspeakers, discover how urban logistics technology is about to transform your neighborhood.

Golden season! Los Cabos welcomes 50,000 students for Spring Break 2026. With a $50M impact, local businesses expect a 15% sales spike. Learn how this phenomenon boosts everyone's pockets this March.

Touchdown for Los Cabos! The Bicentenario Stadium debuts a new look and technology in 2026. Discover the improvements that will transform the experience for American football players in CSL.

After several days of arduous work and high technical precision, specialists from the Whale Disentanglement Assistance Network ( RABEN ) successfully freed a humpback whale that was trapped in fishing nets in the waters of Baja California Sur. The initial report mobilized rescue brigades in the Los Cabos area, who faced variable weather conditions and the specimen's erratic behavior—factors that typically complicate these high-risk maneuvers. The release represents a triumph