A failed kidnapping in Lomas de Mazatlán resulted in a shootout between police and gunmen.
Since implementing the program, the shrimp fleet has decreased by 38.5 percent.
The billboard, which is in English and weighs 3 tons, was placed near an international bridge in Ciudad Juarez.
Jumapam proposes 78 projects this year, but its budget will fall short by 38 million pesos.
Late night party goers at Carnaval’s Olas Altas street dance will have an alternative to an expensive taxi ride home.
At least 20 percent of traffic signs are deteriorated or do not function as intended.
The quiet ejido of Stone Island was the scene of the discovery of a double murder yesterday.
Thefts of cargo trucks and heavy equipment take a financial toll on small business owners.
While the Premios Oye! were a resounding success for Mazatlán, the Mayor says permissions were not requested.
National recycling company proposes to build environmentally sound structures from plastic in Sinaloa.
For the first time, permissions for rodeos, cock fights and after-hour parties will be refused during Carnaval 2012.
After experiencing a precipitous drop in clients, boat tour operators hope family packages will entice tourists during Carnaval and Semana Santa.
Preliminary discussions have begun between investors of the six states expected to profit from the economic corridor.
The Canadian carrier WestJet cancels summer flights to Mazatlán in favour of other destinations.
The municipality is investigating missing Cultura funds in the amount of 2.4 million pesos.







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