A large-scale study has concluded what marijuana aficionados have been saying for years: Weed in moderation doesn’t significantly damage the lungs. The 20-year-long, 5,115-subject study...

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‘Little Devils’ Game’ honors Boruca past

The Tico Times - January 5, 2012

In a one-of-a-kind New Year’s celebration, Costa Rica’s indigenous Boruca tribe fights for its culture’s survival.

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Last minute climate change deal reached in Durban

The Tico Times - December 12, 2011

The talks were led by Costa Rican Christiana Figueres.

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Bodega gives San José’s beer lovers a home

The Tico Times - December 8, 2011

Craft beer lovers find a home in the capital.

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Latin American leaders talk energy, climate change

The Tico Times - December 8, 2011

Chinchilla, Castro speak about environmental goals in Japan and South Africa.

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Parent of American Airlines files for bankruptcy

The Tico Times - November 29, 2011

The Texas-based carrier has multiple flights per week to Costa Rica from U.S. airports in Dallas/Ft. Worth, New York City and Miami.

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Where’s the music coming from?

The Tico Times - November 25, 2011

Pearl Jam, Green Day and Elton John among others have added San José to their tours since 2010. Why are so many international bands suddenly playing Costa Rica?

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