A change at the top of Puerto Vallarta’s police department leads the local stories to watch Wednesday, Nov. 11.

• Who will lead Vallarta’s police? Eduardo Llanas submitted his resignation Tuesday. Local reports put operations deputy Faustino Ruiz Carreño in temporary charge while the city decides who will lead the department.
• Search for Melissa and Violeta. Families are waiting for word of further searches for Melissa Anahí Carranza Contreras and Violeta Alejandra Santana Bueno. Jalisco’s search commission and a local collective searched Ixtapa, El Ranchito and other communities over the weekend.
• Overdue city pay. Temporary municipal workers were still waiting Monday for wages due at the end of October, the third consecutive late pay period reported by local media. Watch for a payment date from City Hall.
• Revolution Day parade deadline. Public and private schools have until today to register their groups for the Nov. 20 parade. Schools can register through the city’s education office or submit a letter at City Hall.
• CETMAR school strike. Families in nearby La Cruz de Huanacaxtle are waiting for a return-to-class date. The union delegate said Tuesday that teachers at CETMAR 06 would stay out until overdue benefits are paid.