For thousands of years, humanity has welcomed the new year with optimism, celebrating renewal and the promise of brighter days. From ancient Babylon to modern festivities across the globe, the tradition of marking time’s passage has remained a unifying force, reflecting a shared yearning for hope and progress.
As the city prepares to ring in the New Year, local authorities are taking proactive steps to ensure the safety of residents and visitors. The Puerto Vallarta Traffic and Roads Department has launched a special operation to curb drunk driving and promote responsible road use.
Puerto Vallarta is improving waste management with a new garbage collection schedule set to roll out in phases on January 15 and 30. Residents are urged to follow designated times for trash disposal to ensure efficient pickups and cleaner streets, helping to maintain the city’s cleanliness and beauty.
Puerto Vallarta is taking swift action to address a growing garbage collection crisis that has left waste accumulating in most of its 300+ neighborhoods. The issue began on December 18, when a new collection schedule - operating every third day - was introduced.
Cofepris reports 283 of Mexico's 289 beaches are safe for recreation this holiday season, ensuring a pleasant getaway for tourists and locals. However, Holi Beach in Puerto Vallarta remains on the caution list due to water quality concerns, highlighting ongoing challenges with pollution control.
Puerto Vallarta’s Tourist Police are back, ensuring a safe holiday season. 113 friendly officers, fluent in English, are patrolling key areas like the Malecón, Marina and Romantic Zone, and they’re ready to assist visitors with directions, information, and emergencies.
Puerto Vallarta is turning a new page with the launch of a modern garbage collection system, addressing long-standing waste management issues. Residents are optimistic about this initiative, spearheaded by Mayor Luis Munguía, who has already made significant strides just two and a half months into his administration.
Mayor Luis Munguía ushered in the holiday season with the annual Christmas tree lighting ceremony on the city’s iconic Malecón. The event celebrated family, tradition, and community with a heartfelt message of peace, prosperity, and the promise of a brighter, cleaner, and safer Puerto Vallarta.
After 27 years of ownership, Quinta Maria Cortez and Casa Tres Vidas, two iconic Puerto Vallarta properties, have been sold to Alex Andriadis and Tatiana Rodriguez Anderson. Blending history with innovation, the duo plans to reimagine these beloved estates as a unified boutique hotel, honoring their rich legacies.
U.S. Congressman Nick Lalota introduced the Veterans Foreign Medical Coverage Equality and Modernization Act (H.R. 439) to expand healthcare for 100% P&T disabled veterans abroad. The bill’s origins trace back to concerns raised by Jesse Cole Rivera of American Legion Post 12 in Puerto Vallarta.
