This makes Baja California the first state in the country to immunize its entire population over 18 years of age against COVID-19. In Ensenada 137 thousand 709 doses were applied, in Tecate 50 ...

The mood is festive in this hamlet at the midpoint of Mexico’s Baja California peninsula because today is a day the town looks forward to all year long—the opening of abalone season.

A short hop from Los Angeles, Los Cabos has long attracted Hollywood’s finest, starting in the 1940s when John Wayne and Errol Flynn flew in for some of the best game fishing in the world ...

The violence hit Baja California on Friday ... because they attacked the civilian population, innocents, as a type of retaliation," López Obrador said. What is behind this surge in violence?

The Cross Border Xpress provides an easy option for Southern Californian travelers to make the most of domestic Mexican airfares.

What You Need to Know The different vaccination points against COVID-19 in Baja California, especially in Tijuana, were overcrowded on Tuesday after state authorities reminded the population that in ...

During a 1950 trip along the peninsula, the Mexican reporter Fernando Jordán wrote that Baja California enjoys the ... distance, elevation and opportunity. Stop to admire the oases and historic ...

Editor’s Note: This feature is presented by our partners at Baja California Sur. There’s a lot to be said of an open, lonely ...

Endemic to oak and missed woodlands in California and northwestern Baja California, the Nuttall’s is closely related to the ladder-backed. Monotypic. Length 7". Compared with ladder-backed ...

In the coastal sage scrub that once stretched unbroken from Ventura County to northern Baja California, this tiny gray songbird's habitat now lies amid a patchwork of freeways, shopping malls, and ...

Located inside a 19th century farmhouse, Tamarindos started as a sugar cane farm, a major export crop for Baja Sur California at the time. The concept has morphed into an organic farm-to-table ...

Once found in large numbers from Monterey to San Diego and northern Baja California, arroyo toads have disappeared from as much as 65 percent of their historic range. Urban sprawl, dams, grazing, ...