Tijuana

Mexican authorities have sent out an Amber Alert in Tijuana, hoping to find a 7-month-old baby from San Diego whose mother’s body was found in a car across the border on May 31.

Tijuana police are warning people who travel to Mexico to be careful while driving. They say criminal groups target U.S. drivers to try and pressure them out of cash.

The baby formula crisis has many parents searching for ways to feed their children. The federal government says help is on the way, but some are turning to Tijuana for an immediate answer.

The entrance of a “narcotics tunnel” was found at a home in Tijuana and was used to discretely cross the U.S.-Mexico border to carry out acts of organized crimes and other illicit activities, authorities in Mexico said.

San Diego’s rising cost of living is driving more people south to Tijuana. The Mexican consulate says dozens of San Diegans start the moving process every day. It’s not just Mexican nationals, but also people born here in the U.S.

The U.S. Department of State recently issued a travel warning for Americans planning of visiting either Tijuana or Baja California in Mexico due to a rise in crime and kidnappings.

The area where the first Ukrainians arrived last week to apply for asylum while fleeing the war against Russia looked completely different on Wednesday.

The search for Miguel Anthony Rendon, who went missing in Tijuana in 2020, took a tragic, final turn when his body was found in the city. His mother said his remains were delivered to her in a large, cardboard box just after her birthday.

Due to the increased price of gas in San Diego County, people are now traveling to Tijuana, Mexico, to refuel their cars, when for decades, many Tijuanans preferred to cross into the U.S.

Jose Luis Gamboa in Veracruz, Alfonso Margarito Martinez Esquivel, and Lourdes Maldonado Lopez.

Lourdes Maldonado López went to one of President Andrés Manuel López Obrador’s daily morning news conferences in 2019 and asked for his support, help and labor justice. “Because I fear for my life,” she said.

On Thursday, the prosecutor’s office in Tijuana gave more details on the kidnappers who are being investigated for taking U.S. citizens hostage in Tijuana. But these types of crimes are not the only types these communities are exposed to. “There are several accusations obviously the most solid at the time is that of kidnapping, they have not yet received...

In one case, a man was killed even though his son left a $25,000 ransom payment in the women’s restroom of a McDonald’s restaurant in San Ysidro, according to the indictment.

Priscilla Curiel has made a name for herself as the chef who put bone marrow birria tacos on the map in San Diego County. Although she closed down one restaurant due to the pandemic, she’s ready for a new start in Old Town — with not one restaurant, but two.

Restrictions on non-essential travel at the U.S.-Mexico border will be yet again extended by another month, just as they were set to expire Wednesday night, according to a document set to be published in the Federal Register.

The ocean shoreline at Tijuana Slough National Wildlife Refuge and Border Field State Park was closed Saturday due to contaminated sewage water that may be moving north into the U.S., county water authorities said.

With hundreds of flowers, dozens of people surrounded the street outside a church in Tijuana as they gave their last goodbye to a mother and father who died in a tragic accident crossing the U.S.-Mexico border on Sunday.

A U.S. citizen living in Tijuana pleaded guilty Friday in Los Angeles to a federal charge for planning to trade drugs for weapons, including machine guns and grenade launchers, which were intended for Mexican gangs.

Border crossing delays have cost the San Diego-Tijuana megaregion’s economy at least $3.4 billion and 88,000 jobs as well as becoming a huge environmental concern, a report released Friday at the San Diego Association of Governments Borders Committee found.

Despite the pandemic, a woman from Tijuana fulfills her dream of opening a coffee shop.