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Mythbusters: Are there 14,000 expatriates living in Rosarito?
By Fulano deTal - January 23, 2012
One cannot look at any brochure or webpage touting the benefits of living in Playas de Rosarito, Baja California, Mexico ...
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More North American Deaths in Mexico
By Fulano deTal - January 15, 2012
A few months ago, Fulano wrote about "Crimes against Americans in Baja" Well, the crime wave continues unabated. Here ...
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Tech Rejuvenates Tijuana's Maquiladora Industry
By Dave Rice - January 11, 2012
Baja California’s maquiladora industry is once again booming after losing ground for years to Asian competitors and suffering from waning ...
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La Bufadora, Baja – Escape from SoCal Sprawl
By Tom Gatch, Feb. 7, 2012
Punta Banda is a narrow, mostly barren finger of land that pokes out into the Pacific Ocean at the southern ...
Fewer Mexicans Attempting to Cross Border into U.S.
By T.B. Beaudeau, Dec. 15, 2011
Tijuana’s daily Frontera recently reported a 40 percent drop in what the Mexicans call repatriaciones — the process wherein Mexican ...
Water Quality at Popotla Leads to Investigation
By T.B. Beaudeau, Oct. 20, 2011
The city of Rosarito's latest problem is being described as olores fetidos, or “malodorous aromas,” arising from the white sands ...
Merry Pranksters in TJ
By Chad Deal, Oct. 5, 2011
The early ‘90s are back in Tijuana. High-waist bloomers, felt boater hats, “Goo” Sonic Youth tees, lacey long-sleeves, cat-eye liner ...
Police Officer Shortage in Rosarito
By T.B. Beaudeau, Sept. 29, 2011
The beachside city of Rosarito, famous as tourist destination for decades, is having trouble filling posts in its police department, ...
The Rosarito-Ensenada Bike Ride
By A. Gracia, Aug. 16, 2011
The next Rosarito-Ensenada bike ride will take place Saturday, September 24. The 50-mile Rosarito-to-Ensenada bike ride started in 1979 and ...
Gantry Crane Brought In to Disassemble Border Station
By T.B. Beaudeau, Aug. 11, 2011
An enormous gantry crane recently erected at the U.S. Border Station in San Ysidro, hovered above the U.S. landmark in ...
A Bridge Not Yet Far Enough
By T.B. Beaudeau, Aug. 5, 2011
The new northern-most vehicle bridge, a key segment in Tijuana’s masterplan to expedite border inbound and outbound commuter traffic, is ...
El Museo Restaurant
By Ed Bedford, June 29, 2011
Two wooden, life-size vaqueros glare out at you from behind their giant cigars. They may be the last evidence that ...
Baja Revisited
By Brandon Walter, June 2, 2011
Recently a close friend and I embarked on a two-week road trip that took us from San Diego to Cabo ...
Zonkey Rock: Party People Take Back Tijuana
By Chad Deal, May 11, 2011
Having held residency at the late Radio Room, the Flame, and Tijuana’s La Mezcalera, Club Purple recently put on their ...
Sailing Newport to Ensenada
By Ian Higgins, April 30, 2011
Every thirty seconds a twenty-second countdown excites the crew, patiently waiting for our class’s race to start. We hear on ...
Montana to Tecate: Adventures by Motorcycle
By Allen Stanko, April 12, 2011
This story is dedicated to the memory of K.P. Ward who died unexpectedly and tragically on December 22, 2010. Finally, ...
Rosarito Clubs Go Out of Business
By T.B. Beaudeau, March 19, 2011
Rosarito, long reliant on springbreakers to boost the economy, finds that the dearth of arriving students from the U.S is ...
Baja Government Attempts to Stave Off Corn Shortage
By T.B. Beaudeau, March 13, 2011
The rising price of corn is raising a political uproar in Baja as tortilla prices skyrocket. A projected diminution in ...




