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Rosarito news and stories
David Meza killed his boyfriend to get inheritance, including Rosarito condo
Imperial Beach man had pregnant girlfriend who knew about the murder
David Enrique Meza of Imperial Beach was convicted by jury this morning (May 2) of killing his boyfriend to get his inheritance. The lover, Texas retiree Jake Clyde Merendino, was stabbed 24 times exactly two ...
Mexican photojournalist recalls Pemex arrest
“They threw me on my back and flipped me face down and pushed down."
Gas prices in Mexico have jumped since January 1. Coupled with the decline of the peso, the situation has caused a great deal of unrest throughout Baja California. On the morning of Saturday, January 7, ...
Whoa, Mexico, that water clean?
San Diego officials warn bank about funding Rosarito desalination plant
Four South Bay cities have signed off on a letter that calls on the North American Development Bank to pay attention to the sewage-tainted seawater that may go into the Rosarito desalination plant the bank ...
K-38's Calypso brings the funk
Unexpected find at the famous Baja surf spot.
It’s Friday night at Baja Calypso and there’s a calm but buzzing energy in the restaurant, and a soft glow from the Moroccan lanterns hanging from the ceiling and candles perched in tabletop wine bottles. ...
30 miles south in Baja: Popotla & Rosarito
Foodie must-sees, including Popotla's off-the-beaten-path seafood heaven.
Up for a short drive to a different country? Rosarito Beach is just 20 scenic minutes from the U.S.-Mexico border – but it’s more Mexico than it is Tijuana, and adventures are waiting. The greatly ...
Alarm among Americans
Elderly U.S. ex-pat killed in her Rosarito Beach home
Baja California authorities are searching for the caretakers of an elderly American woman found dead and stuffed into the refrigerator of her Rosarito Beach home earlier this week. Rosarito police said a friend of the ...
Homicides down in Tijuana, up in Rosarito
Some say actual crime figures suppressed for political reasons
Homicides dropped 10 percent in Tijuana but the number of kidnappings skyrocketed by 60 percent, while in Rosarito Beach there were no kidnappings but murders jumped by 40 percent, according to crime statistics just released ...
Mad with envy
South of Rosarito, at Ruben’s, Ed becomes a happy camper.
“You come at, say, nine in the morning, I guarantee you won’t get out before two.”
Rosarito and the Broken Board Surfos
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Banano “I learned to surf with a broken board. I repaired it with resin that I bought from a fish taxidermist factory. I patched it and I glued it back together. I would surf with ...
Rosarito policeman busted by Tijuana police
Bribe offered, bribe turned down
Tijuana police responded to the shouts and pleas for help from an imprisoned, under-aged female at around 3:00 a.m. on Wednesday, March 13. Based on a tip given by a passing stranger, the female was ...
Baja Is Still Baja
A food-centric tour of iconic Rosarito, Puerto Nuevo and Ensenada.
On our first of what will be many journalistic journeys south of the border, we explored the towns of Rosarito, Puerto Nuevo and Ensenada to check out some of the upper Baja’s more renowned spots. ...
Rosarito Policeman to Be Prosecuted for Attempted Bribe
In Playas del Rosarito last week, a Municipal police officer was suspended and is under investigation for extortion, according to various sources, including Tijuana’s daily Frontera and El Vigia. Officer Julio Núñez Ulloa allegedly arranged ...
Rosarito Beach Sportfishing, Alive and Well
From the standpoint of “petro-tourism,” it very well could be that nearby Baja California peninsula, with its Mediterranean-like coastal climate and uncrowded beaches, is one of the best draws for Southern Californians looking for a ...
Police Officer Shortage in Rosarito
The beachside city of Rosarito, famous as tourist destination for decades, is having trouble filling posts in its police department, according to a recent article in Tijuana’s daily Frontera. Of some 223 newly graduated academy-trained ...
