There was a time, a decade ago, when if you were a Central American migrant daring to make your way north, there was one man you needed to find. One person would give you shelter from the criminals looking to take the last dollar you had stashed in a ...

Fear, anger and mourning were the emotions most commonly expressed Monday by Latinos in the local border community, following the massacre of 22 people Saturday in El Paso. A Texas man reportedly traveled 650 miles to a Walmart in El Paso with the ...

The 21-year-old who carried out a devastating and racist rampage at an El Paso Walmart chose a powerful AK-style rifle to commit what is being called “the deadliest attack targeting Latinos in recent U.S. history.” The American-made weapon he used is ...

Angel Mendoza has been serving carne asada tacos at Tacos El Franc since he was 18. For 27 years, the soft-spoken taquero has provided thousands of tacos to hungry customers in Tijuana’s Zona Rio on an almost nightly basis. Mendoza doesn’t throw salsa ...

The Department of Homeland Security has launched an internal investigation into a covert surveillance program that targeted U.S. citizens engaged in humanitarian work in Tijuana, according to a letter released Thursday. Customs and Border Protection ...

Along a dirt road situated between a middle class neighborhood in eastern Tijuana and warehouses in Otay Mesa, border patrol agents celebrated the completion of a $147 million border wall replacement project Friday. San Diego Sector Acting Deputy Chief ...

Mexico’s strategy of targeting top organized crime figures, or kingpins, for arrest and extradition has led to the spread of a new crime syndicate and driven up homicide numbers in many parts of the country, according to a new policy brief by the ...

In the span of three days, 31 murders were reported to local investigators and police in Tijuana, pushing the total body count in one of the most violent cities in the world to 1,331 so far this year. The recent deadly crime wave included a weekend ambush ...

Workers in Tijuana were spotted Wednesday cleaning the proposed site for a large, federally-run migrant shelter, which could be opening next week, according to a federal delegate. The property, located at the corner of Boulevard Insurgentes and Bernardo O ...