President-elect Sheinbaum merges SEGALMEX and DICONSA to form ‘Alimentación para el Bienestar.’ Investigations into SEGALMEX corruption intensify, enhancing transparency and accountability in food security programs. Read more on TJGringo.com.

**Farewell Controversies in Baja California Sur** Reports from outgoing mayors spark debates in Baja California Sur, shedding light on financial concerns, infrastructure projects, and political criticism. Governor’s absence raises questions on unity amid pending issues.

Los Cabos faces a concerning surge in Hepatitis A cases, with efforts underway to combat the outbreak through enhanced monitoring and public health campaigns promoting sanitation and water safety.

Governor Castro’s incomplete project on the Colosio Bridge and safety hazards like potholes on Villa Natalia road spark criticism and safety concerns in La Paz.

Since Hurricane “Norma,” La Paz Bay has seen 28 sunken boats, prompting local recovery efforts with Profepa monitoring the environmental impact and strict regulations being imposed for future prevention.

“Recent surge of homicides in Baja California Sur prompts heightened security measures and increased vigilance amid growing violence and criminal activities in the region.”

Authorities in La Paz fine dog owners for turtle killings, emphasizing the crucial role of economic sanctions and community involvement in protecting marine life along Baja California Sur’s coastline.

In a whirlwind session, Baja California Sur Congress swiftly passed judicial reform, sparking protests and political discord across Mexico amid concerns of autonomy.

**Tragic Suicide or Unsettled Mystery?** Jazz Esmeralda’s death labeled suicide by authorities faces family’s doubts. Unyielding in their search for truth, they challenge the ruling.

National Guard crimes in Baja California go unpunished, from drug seizures to extortion, with only a fraction facing legal consequences. Evidence points to systemic corruption and complicity with organized crime.