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SAN DIEGO (Border Report) — The U.S. State Department is honoring the memory of Edgar S. Flores Santos, an employee of the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service assigned to the U.S. Consulate in Tijuana. Flores conducted pest control and disease eradication programs in northern Mexico. He was killed three years […]

A table full of seized guns, pistols and other firearms were displayed for media on Thursday in this border town to show off the spoils of a federal joint operation that officials say is proving successful in stopping weapons from going from the United States to Mexico.

Velázquez Tiscareño went on to say the reduction of flights will also hurt tourism in Mexico making it more difficult for visitors to reach their vacation destinations.

A two-day binational conference began on Wednesday with leaders from the United States and Mexico earmarking future projects to spur economic development on the border, and trying to solve a water crisis that is plaguing both countries.

Tijuana's Conventions and Tourism Committee worries the new guidelines are vague and won't prevent police abuse and unnecessary stops by officers who get to decide if windows are too dark or within allowable limits.

There are several groups of citizens in Baja California dedicated to finding the remains of people who have disappeared or have been kidnapped.

"I want to make a commitment with all the members of the media that they will cover an office that is open and transparent and we'll always be there to attend to your needs and answer all questions and doubts," said Andrade Ramírez.

A Christian missionary’s duty is to provide for the physical and spiritual needs of those fleeing war and persecution. But if you’re Russian and you’re helping Ukrainians, that can get you in a lot of trouble in times of war.

They are sold complete packages for $10,000 to bring them from say Colombia all the way to Tijuana, then they are met with a guide who shows them where to cross and how download further instructions.

Tijuana's Conventions and Tourism Committee worries the new guidelines are vague and won't prevent police abuse and unnecessary stops by officers who get to decide if windows are too dark or within allowable limits.