Tijuana
Amazon to Open $21 Million State-of-the-Art Warehouse in Tijuana Slum
Amazon will open a $21 million state-of-the-art warehouse in Tijuana, Mexico, that abuts a housing settlement made of cardboard, tarp, and wood scraps.
A Brutal Mexican Turf War Is Sending Thousands of People to the US Border
Mexican kingpin "El Mencho" is fighting other cartels to control his home state of Michoacan, fueling mass displacement to Tijuana.
Fentanyl Is Wreaking Havoc in Tijuana. Is the Rest of Mexico Next?
The use of fentanyl in Mexico is growing—and leading to a spike in overdoses and homicides.
Mexican Weed Connoisseurs Are Concerned Legal Weed Might Not Be the Best Shit
A bill set to be signed into law this month has little detail on what the new legal industry will look like, and who might be left out.
Kidnappings and Overdoses: Mexico's Lost Drug Users Remembered on Day of the Dead
Harm reduction centers in border towns say drug users have vanished following a spate of kidnappings – allegedly carried out by the police.
A Youth Pastor Is Only the 2nd Person under Trump's Remain in Mexico Program to Gain Asylum
Since the policy went into effect almost 8 months ago, some 40,000 have been forced to wait in Mexico while their asylum cases play out.
The government has a secret list tracking reporters and lawyers connected to migrant caravan
Attorneys said they fear the list exists to have a “chilling effect” on people who travel to Mexico to help migrants or cover the news
Two migrant teens brutally executed in Tijuana as asylum cases pile up
Lured away with the promise of sex, the boys aged 16 and 17 were extorted for cash.
U.S. agents fire tear gas into Mexico after migrants take a run at the fence
An eyewitness said at least three volleys of the chemical agent were fired.
Inside the Trauma-Filled Camp of Migrants Waiting at the US Border
The caravan has become an encampment of hundreds of people who are trapped between countries in Tijuana and facing dangerous conditions.
"It's full here:" How Border Patrol is turning away asylum seekers on U.S. soil
Federal law says migrants can ask for asylum once they make it to the U.S. That's not necessarily happening at the border.
Tijuana’s Tourism Is Booming Even as the Homicide Rate Spikes
Over 2,300 people have been murdered in 2018 thus far, an increase from 1,647 homicides in 2017.