Bostich says thats kept Americans away from Tijuana, including musicians he used to collaborate with.
The music scene of Tijuana once teemed with nightclubs and thousands of American revelers.
This evening, Bostich is driving a dowdy, gray minivan, a symbol of his other Tijuana life.
Mr. MOGT: Yeah, I mean, this is normal in Tijuana, to have music very loud.
Tijuana is a key area for smugglers aiming to get drugs into the United States.
As a result of the flight suspensions, 200 Chinese citizens were stranded in Mexico City and Tijuana.
More worrying are claims (which he denies) of links with the drugs trade, which thrives in Tijuana.
Tijuana is also conveniently near I-10 and I-5, which heads north all the way to the Canadian border.
In an interview with a friend of Summers, detectives learned he had been thinking of going to Tijuana, Mexico.
Tijuana culture has turned inward, and Bostich says he and Fussible began working with more traditional and local acts.
Growing drug violence has made beheadings in Tijuana, Juarez and other Mexican towns more commonplace over the past year.
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"Armed robberies and carjackings, apparently unconnected to the narcotics-related violence, have increased in Tijuana and Ciudad Juarez, " it said.
Mr Calderon's address came as Tijuana police discovered another eight bodies - all of them showing signs of torture.
As a result, 200 Chinese citizens were stranded in Mexico City and Tijuana.
Reporter Corey Takahashi explores that change with this profile of a group of longtime Tijuana musicians called the Nortec Collective.
If Oaxaca is part of Mexico's deep south, Tijuana, home to many maquiladora assembly plants, is in its dynamic north.
Arrests and extraditions crippled the Arellano-Felix Organization in Tijuana, and last year, Guzman made a move on that plaza as well.
Jose Manuel Valenzuela is an expert on music and violence in Mexico at the College of the Northern Border, in Tijuana.
And so the character of Tijuana's music scene has evolved as well.
Oday Guerrero came to the U.S. at the age of 4 when her parents fled the violence and poverty of Tijuana, Mexico.
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When Mexicans first stepped into the role of Colombians in the mid-1990s, the Juarez and Tijuana cartels were dominant, beneficiaries of their location.
Our anti-materialist forebears were downing flagons of mead long before narco-cartels were lopping off the heads of police officers in Juarez and Tijuana.
Hitting Highway 1 at Tijuana, the Pacific makes its first appearance on the right hand side and within an hour, the gastronomic haven of Ensenada beckons.
The police chief of Tijuana , a city on Mexico's border with the United States, was ambushed and murdered, probably by a drug gang.
In 1988, two of his employees were convicted of murdering an editor of Zeta, a Tijuana weekly which has campaigned against the drug mobs.
He made a name for himself by ruthlessly stamping out police corruption and openly declaring war against the drug cartels in Tijuana, another border city.
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The passengers were part of a tour group from Tijuana in Mexico, the Department of Transportation spokeswoman Michelle Profant was quoted by AP as saying.
Among them were several cities with a reputation for violence, such as Saltillo, Tijuana and Chihuahua, where mass nighttime bike rides have already caught on.
Unemployment may be low, but many Americans fear losing their jobs to someone cheaper in Bangalore, or someone who took the bus up from Tijuana.
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If, say, Zapatista guerrillas were launching mortars into San Diego, is it conceivable that the U.S. Army would not cross into Tijuana to silence them?
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