Puerto Vallarta will strengthen public safety in 2026 with more than 315 million pesos in federal FORTAMUN-DF funding approved by City Council. The resources will support police operations, training, equipment, technology, and prevention programs, helping modernize law enforcement as the city continues to grow.
Puerto Vallarta continues to rank among Mexico’s safest cities, placing eighth nationwide and first in Jalisco, according to INEGI’s latest ENSU survey. While rapid growth has slightly shifted perceptions, the city remains well below the national average.
All the latest news from PuRR Project, Puerto Vallarta's non-profit no-kill feline shelter. Learn about some of the exciting upcoming events, how you can volunteer or donate, and the beautiful cats and kittens available every weekend at the PetCo Adoption Center.
Coco Cabaret delivers world-class entertainment to Puerto Vallarta audiences this February. The Palm's sister venue shares the love this month, featuring dynamic shows, electrifying pop tributes, side-splitting drag comedy, and jaw-dropping aerial spectacles.