PV has grown from 12,000 people to more than 300,000 and has become one of Mexico’s most popular tourist destinations.

If you’re short on time, this guide will help you discover the absolute best things to do in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico. Puerto Vallarta has a ... taxi, or via the Mismaloya / Boca de Tomatlan public bus ...

Sometimes, the best-kept secrets are just a short trip away from the biggest hits. From secret surf towns to misty mountain ...

Investigators collecting evidence last month at a crime scene in a residential neighborhood of Culiacán, Mexico.Credit... Supported by By Natalie Kitroeff and Paulina Villegas Photographs by ...

Mexico has objected to Google changing the Gulf of Mexico’s name to the ‘Gulf of America’ for users in the US. US President Donald Trump speaks to reporters after signing a proclamation ...

The Gulf of Mexico is now called the Gulf of America for Google Maps users in the United States, keeping with the terms of President Trump's controversial executive order to rename the body of water.

Mexico is threatening to take Google to court over its “Gulf of America” name change on maps for users in the United States, pointing out that much of the body of water lies outside U.S ...

MEXICO CITY, March 7 (Reuters) - Mexico expects to significantly boost the number of compliant companies exporting to the U.S. under a regional trade pact in coming weeks, Economy Minister Marcelo ...

By allowing so much harm to America and its citizens to emanate from Mexico, the Mexican government is violating international law by failing to rein in the criminal enterprises at the heart of ...

Mexico's president on Friday warned U.S. gunmakers they could face fresh legal action and be deemed accomplices if Washington designates Mexican drug cartels as terrorist groups. "If they declare ...

MEXICO CITY — Mexico said Monday it’s awaiting a new response from Google to its request that the tech company fully restore the name Gulf of Mexico to its Google Maps service before filing a ...

The phrase “El que se enoja, pierde,” (“he who gets angry, loses”) is a popular refrain in Mexico. It’s an adage Mexico’s President Claudia Sheinbaum may have had in mind the past few ...