The U.S. Treasury’s Sept. 29, 2026, sanctions on the Sinaloa Cartel’s “Mayito Flaco” network hit Xolo Gas de Baja California and three other companies owned by Jerónimo Javier Vera Ayala, who Mexican outlets report was…
Treasury's Sept. 29 sanctions lay out the Tijuana cell of the Arzate brothers, 'La Rana' and 'Aquiles,' and allege lieutenant 'Gordo Flubber' ordered the 2023 killing of a money exchange's former owner.
Mexico’s Financial Intelligence Unit added all 46 people and companies the U.S. sanctioned over Los Mayos ties, including Carlos Torres, to its Blocked Persons List.
Renato Sales Heredia, Mexico’s national security commissioner under Peña Nieto, says El Chapo offered information on the Sinaloa Cartel in exchange for help rescuing sons kidnapped by the CJNG in Puerto Vallarta in 2016.
Former Sinaloa lawmaker Lucero Sánchez López, 'La Chapodiputada,' told El Universal that El Chapo and El Mayo talked about retiring together and that Guzmán didn't want his sons to take over.
Amanda Rachelle Miller ran an Arizona drug organization for three years as a fugitive in Culiacán and claimed she invented “rainbow fentanyl” for the Sinaloa Cartel, prosecutors say. She got 17 years.
Wanted since 2009 in Arizona and Michigan marijuana cases, Jorge Lamadrid-Carranza was returned to Arizona from Mexico, the U.S. Marshals Service said.
Mexican forces arrested eight people around Mazatlán, Sinaloa, and seized 19 firearms, more than 2,000 rounds of ammunition, 14 homemade explosive devices and 415 fentanyl pills in seven operations, Security Secretary Omar García Harfuch announced…
A DEA jet brought Guatemalan Juan Carlos Cruz Ovalle, “The Iceman,” to McKinney, Texas, to face drug charges after an eight-year effort, CBS Texas reported.
Prosecutors in Amarillo, Texas, listed 170 seized firearms, including two machine guns, in a case accusing four people of supplying the Sinaloa cartel, KFDA reported.