Jill Replogle

At the Instituto Madre Asunta shelter for migrant women and children in Tijuana, a woman in a red sweatshirt with a sullen face tries to keep her 4-year-old son entertained while she tells a stranger her story.

Winemakers in Baja California’s Guadalupe Valley are raising their glasses to a future without condos and traffic jams.

Three California natives pleaded guilty to smuggling immigrants through a hole in the U.S.-Mexico border fence and then transporting them inland via private plane.

A developing scandal involving the pop singer children of a Mexican drug lord is raising questions about the tight connections between politicians, pop culture and the cartels.

On the heels of legislative victories in 2013, immigrant advocates in California are planning their next major battles.

Four United States fugitives have been detained in Baja California in recent years thanks to the Mexican state’s international tip line.

It’s the beginning of gray whale calving season in the lagoons of Baja California, Mexico, and fishermen there recently had a rare find: conjoined whale twins.

Exactly three years after being shot in the head by a would-be assassin, former U.S. Rep. Gabrielle Giffords will spend the anniversary skydiving over her beloved borderland.

The collapse of part of the scenic toll road that runs from Tijuana down the Baja California peninsula has been bad news for the tourism industry in Ensenada.

One of the most scenic portions of the coastal highway between Tijuana and Ensenada collapsed on Dec. 28, plunging a cement truck at least 100 feet toward the sea. Geologists had warned the area was unstable for decades.