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Rosarito Beach losing tourists to Mexico crime fears

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Mayor Hugo Torres has always pitched his seaside city, Rosarito Beach, as a cut-rate paradise. But even this relentless hometown booster is stumped these days: How do you sell the Mexican good life in the midst of a drug war?

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