Breaking News from Cancun, the Riviera Maya and the Yucatan Peninsula
Playa del Carmen's internal control body summons ex-officials, including former mayor Lili Campos, over alleged misuse of public funds.
Families of inmates at Chetumal prison demand urgent health measures after a tuberculosis outbreak, accusing officials of negligence.
Alberto Perera takes over as acting head of Quintana Roo's Welfare Secretariat after Pablo Bustamante resigned.
DEA Administrator Terrance Cole says the agency will pursue corrupt officials and cartel leaders after 'El Mayo' Zambada's life sentence.
Cancún struggles with up to 200,000 stray dogs, prompting calls for responsible pet ownership and stronger enforcement.
Cancún's IMCA conducts street outreach for homeless people with addictions; shelter currently houses 45 and has room for more.
Pablo Bustamante stepped down as Quintana Roo's welfare secretary, likely to seek the mayoral candidacy in Cancun.
A woman who accused a former Tulum official of domestic violence and attempted femicide has spoken publicly, alleging a new…
Two initiatives aim to strengthen child rearing obligations and establish indigenous consultation procedures in Quintana Roo.
Quintana Roo Governor Mara Lezama says a sargasso emergency declaration is a federal matter and a full strategy will be…
Government policy and public administration shape daily life across the Riviera Maya — from municipal budgets and zoning permits in Playa del Carmen to state-level infrastructure projects in Quintana Roo and federal regulations affecting tourism and development. This category covers city council decisions, public works, civil service updates, permit processes, and the administrative machinery that keeps Cancún, Tulum, and the surrounding regions running. Whether it’s a new waste management contract, a port authority ruling, or a transparency initiative from the state government, we track the policy decisions that matter to residents, business owners, and travelers.