Puerto Vallarta joined a national effort to eliminate plastic from Mexico’s coastlines by 2030. As one of five launch sites, on June 5th, the city rallied over 1,000 volunteers to clean five local beaches, showing its strong commitment to protecting the environment and coastal beauty.
Jalisco Governor Pablo Lemus responded to a U.S. security alert by clarifying that a reported kidnapping near Puerto Vallarta was actually extortion involving tourists who used a dating app. He urged visitors to avoid illegal activity and exercise caution when using apps to meet strangers.
Construction of the Amado Nervo Bridge, connecting Puerto Vallarta and Bahía de Banderas over the Ameca River, will begin June 25. Set for completion in 2026, the project promises to improve travel, boost tourism, and strengthen ties between Jalisco and Nayarit.
Puerto Vallarta has launched a major anti-dengue campaign as rainy season begins. With over 100 firefighters, 10 fumigation vehicles, and health brigades, local and state authorities aim to prevent infections and save lives. Public cooperation is key to success.
In a recent session, Puerto Vallarta’s City Council approved several important initiatives aimed at protecting vulnerable groups, improving public infrastructure, and promoting sustainable development. These measures reflect the city’s ongoing commitment to improving quality of life for all residents.
Puerto Vallarta welcomed USCG cutters Liberty, Mustang, and Naushon over Memorial Day weekend during their final voyage to Colombia. Hosted by American Legion Post 12 Banderas Bay, the visit honored nearly 40 years of proud service by the last Island-Class patrol boats.
Puerto Vallarta earns seven nominations at the 2025 Travvy Awards, the “Oscars of the travel industry,” reflecting its excellence in tourism, cuisine, and hospitality. Known for its scenic beauty and welcoming atmosphere, the city continues to stand out as one of Mexico’s most celebrated travel destinations.
Puerto Vallarta celebrated its 107th anniversary as a municipality and 57th as a city on May 31 with a full day of patriotic ceremonies, cultural performances, and thrilling air shows. Thousands filled the Malecón to honor the city’s history with joy, pride, and community spirit.
Puerto Vallarta’s Malecón is getting a major facelift with over 18 million pesos in upgrades. Improvements include repairing walkways, enhancing lighting, and restoring key features. This renovation promises to enhance the experience for residents and visitors while boosting tourism and the economy.
American Legion Post 12 in Puerto Vallarta begins a new chapter as Rey Morris takes over as Commander, succeeding Jesse Cole Rivera. After three impactful years of service, Rivera steps into a supportive role, proud of the post’s progress and confident in its future.
