Quintana Roo Maintains Sargassum Strategy as Arrivals Begin to Decline
Quintana Roo will keep its sargassum strategy in place as seaweed arrivals taper off, and a new collection vessel is…
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Quintana Roo will keep its sargassum strategy in place as seaweed arrivals taper off, and a new collection vessel is…
An advocacy group accused a Playa del Carmen official of parking in a disabled spot at City Hall, calling out…
A speleologist says groundwater quality at most tested sites on Cozumel is within acceptable limits, with only a few showing…
The municipal planning director says 56 problem intersections in Cancún will get smart traffic lights before the administration ends.
UKHSA reports 48 cyclospora cases among Mexico travelers; Michigan confirms first US deaths from the parasite.
Mexico's government plans to restrict smartphone use in schools starting August 31, with support from 70% of parents.
The Benito Juárez government has reinforced security at a former fairgrounds lot on Avenida Nichupté amid an unpaid property tax…
INEGI says Quintana Roo recorded 490 road blockades in 2024, the highest in Mexico, followed by Oaxaca and Hidalgo.
Officials are working to extend Cancun's hotel zone bike path about three kilometers to connect with the Nichupté Bridge.
CBTIS 111 in Cancún says voluntary fees help maintain campus but do not block enrollment; families also face uniform costs.
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.