A Feb. 24 U.S. security update signals a cautious return to routine travel in Puerto Vallarta after unrest on Sunday, Feb. 22 ...

I moved to Mexico 20 years ago at a time when Mexico’s violence was the lead story on U.S. network news. When I told friends ...

U.S. starts a 10% global import duty for 150 days. Mexico’s USMCA/T-MEC goods are exempt, but non-qualifying items still pay.

Puerto Vallarta restores limited access toward Las Palmas after La Desembocada bridge damage, with foot transfers and detours.

A walk through central Puerto Vallarta finds the Malecón active again, restaurants reopening, and heavier patrols restoring confidence.

This story follows the recovery shift—what is being cleaned, what is reopening, and what the damage looks like now, through a photo look at the streets.