Malaga

762 news
Spanish readers follow, Malaga is covered as a Spanish city where local decisions, weather, transport, housing, tourism and public safety affect everyday routines.

Stories follow city events, incidents, festivals, road changes, documents, services and neighborhood issues with useful context for residents and visitors.

Mas, Roglic, and Gall battle for red on Peñas Blancas in Vuelta a España

Stage nineteen of the Vuelta a España 2026 brings a fierce contest between Mas, Roglic, and Gall. The 210 km route ends with a punishing ascent to Peñas Blancas. Key moments and setbacks shape the fight for the red jersey.

More

Lottery jackpot lands on José del Toro street in Cádiz

The top prize in the latest Lotería Nacional draw has been claimed in Cádiz. Ticket number 46.144 delivered 30000 euros to lucky winners. The same number appeared in Palma de Mallorca and Estepona.

More

Sewage Failures Force Beach Closures on Andalusia Coast

Andalusia’s beaches face closures after sewage contamination. Ageing treatment plants cannot handle the summer influx. Millions in water infrastructure funds remain unused as health and tourism risks mount.

More

Vodafone plans up to 180 layoffs at VOIS Spain, unions demand justification

Vodafone Intelligent Solutions (VOIS) has announced plans for collective layoffs that could affect up to 180 employees in Spain, about one in five staff. Unions are pushing back, demanding evidence for the cuts. Negotiations begin in September.

More

Hidden graves reveal the true cost of Francoist repression in Spain

Mass graves in Spain continue to yield evidence of Francoist violence. Archaeologist Alfredo González Ruibal documents the suffering of families and children. His research uncovers personal stories and the scale of social devastation.

More

Feijóo calls for government change over Ceuta crisis response

Alberto Núñez Feijóo accuses Pedro Sánchez of failing Ceuta during the migration crisis. The PP leader calls for a political shift and criticizes PSOE mayors for not joining solidarity marches. Tensions rise ahead of key elections.

More

Germany’s Most Wanted Drug Trafficker Arrested in Málaga After Five Years on the Run

Spanish police have detained Germany’s top drug trafficking suspect in Málaga. The man evaded capture for five years using false identities and advanced cybersecurity tactics. He now awaits extradition to Germany.

More

Almáchar to Give Away Over 4,000 Litres of Free Ajoblanco at Annual Festival

On September 5, 2026, Almáchar will host its 56th Fiesta del Ajoblanco, offering more than 4,000 litres of this traditional cold soup for free. The event features tastings, workshops, flamenco, and a shuttle service from Torre del Mar, drawing visitors to one of Málaga’s oldest food festivals.

More

Andalusia Delays ELA Aid Payments Despite National Funding Agreement

Dozens of Andalusians with advanced ELA are still waiting for promised financial aid. The regional government cites administrative hurdles, while families struggle with mounting care costs. The delay persists despite a national funding deal.

More

Spain Opens Its Longest Pedestrian Suspension Bridge at Caminito del Rey

A 110-meter suspension bridge now marks the southern exit of Caminito del Rey, reducing the final climb by 30 meters and lowering peak temperatures by up to 11.4°C. The upgrade promises safer, more comfortable conditions for visitors, especially during summer heat.

More

Police Investigate Fatal Shooting of 33-Year-Old Man in Marbella

A 33-year-old man was found dead with two gunshot wounds in Marbella. Police have launched an investigation and are considering all possible motives. The incident occurred near the La Bajadilla marina.

More

Drone Sighting Forces 30-Minute Closure at Málaga Airport

Málaga-Costa del Sol Airport halted all operations for 30 minutes after a drone was spotted near the runway. Several flights were diverted. Authorities quickly responded, but delays continued as normality was restored.

More

Ceuta’s President Faces Unprecedented Migration Crisis Amid Political Upheaval

Ceuta’s president, Juan Jesús Vivas, is at the center of the city’s largest migration crisis in decades. His leadership is under scrutiny as political tensions rise and national attention focuses on the enclave.

More

Canal Sur to Broadcast La Malagueta Bullfight for 150th Anniversary

Canal Sur Televisión will air a special bullfight from La Malagueta on August 20. The event marks the 150th anniversary of the Málaga bullring. Morante, Diego Urdiales and Fortes will face bulls from Núñez del Cubillo.

More

Victorino Martín Returns to Málaga: Dramatic Bullfight and Injury

Victorino Martín's comeback to Málaga brought a tense bullfight. Fortes and Emilio de Justo left the arena on shoulders. Manuel Escribano suffered a serious leg injury but continued his performance.

More

Emilio de Justo and Fortes Triumph in Málaga’s Victorino Martín Bullfight

The return of Victorino Martín’s bulls to Málaga brought high drama. Emilio de Justo and Fortes exited through the Puerta Grande, while Manuel Escribano fought on after a serious goring, earning a standing ovation.

More

Why José and Patri No Longer Live Full-Time in Their Motorhome

After nearly a year living exclusively in a motorhome, José and Patri, online personal trainers from Málaga, have shifted to a hybrid lifestyle. They now divide their time between traveling and a small rented house in Cádiz, reflecting on the realities of life on the road.

More

Andalusian Rivers Face Collapse as Tourism Overwhelms Fragile Ecosystems

Tourist pressure is devastating rivers in Andalucía. Authorities are imposing new limits, but fragile habitats remain at risk. Local experts warn that reopening sites like Chíllar could accelerate environmental decline.

More

Man Held Without Bail After Stabbing at Málaga Fair

A 29-year-old man has been remanded in custody after allegedly stabbing a young man at the Málaga Fair. The incident occurred in the early hours at the fairground. The victim remains hospitalized in serious condition.

More

Police Dismantle Major Network Behind Fake Marriages for Residency

A criminal group arranged hundreds of sham partnerships to secure Spanish residency for North African nationals. Police arrested 65 people and uncovered €30 million in profits. Authorities warn of widespread document fraud.

More

Controversy Around Influencers Sparks Debate on Their Future in Spain

Recent disputes involving Carliyo el nervio and Violeta Mangriñán have reignited questions about the resilience of influencers. Fabiana Sevillano argues that negative attention may actually strengthen their presence.

More

Málaga Closes Multiple Beaches Again After E. coli Detected in Water

Málaga authorities have shut several beaches due to high E. coli levels. The ban follows recent storms and repeated contamination incidents. Tourists and locals face new restrictions during peak season.

More

Man Arrested in Málaga After Fatal Beating of Flatmate

A 32-year-old man has been jailed in Málaga after admitting to fatally beating his 52-year-old flatmate. The incident occurred in Bailén-Miraflores. Authorities are investigating the case as homicide.

More

Mijas Ecologists Mark 40 Years Battling Wildfires and Urban Expansion

The Sierra de Mijas Ecologist Group has spent four decades confronting wildfires, unchecked construction and water shortages. Their activism has shaped local policy but faces new challenges as the Costa del Sol grows.

More

Nighttime Earthquake in Granada Triggers Emergency and Causes Damage

A 4.8-magnitude earthquake struck Granada overnight, damaging buildings and prompting emergency measures. Over 80 emergency calls were reported. Authorities urge caution as aftershocks continue.

More

Night Storm with Intense Lightning Disrupts Málaga in Peak Summer

A powerful thunderstorm hit Málaga overnight, bringing heavy lightning and rain. Residents shared dramatic images as the storm broke the summer calm. Authorities warn of more unstable weather ahead.

More

Security Forces Reinforce Ceuta Border Amid Fears of New Mass Crossing

Dozens of Guardia Civil and military personnel have arrived in Ceuta. Authorities are on alert for a potential mass entry from Morocco. Residents remain uneasy but expect no repeat of previous incidents.

More

Cloudy Skies and Stable Temperatures Expected in Málaga This Weekend

Málaga avoids yellow alerts for storms as other areas face warnings. Cloud cover and mild southeast winds will dominate, with temperatures holding steady between 24°C and 33°C. Rain remains unlikely.

More

Andalusian Authorities Declare Emergency After 5.0 Earthquake in Granada

A magnitude 5.0 earthquake struck Alhendín near Granada overnight. The Junta de Andalucía activated emergency protocols. Residents were urged to stay calm and follow safety advice.

More

Over 700 Sign Petition Urging WhatsApp and Apple to Add Andalusian Flag Emoji

A grassroots petition has gathered more than 700 signatures demanding that WhatsApp, Apple, and other tech giants include the Andalusian flag emoji on their keyboards. Supporters argue the symbol is technically feasible and vital for cultural representation.

More

Eclipse 2027 Drives Accommodation Prices in Andalusia to Record Highs

Accommodation prices in southern Spain have soared for the 2027 solar eclipse. Hotels and rentals in key Andalusian provinces are nearly sold out. Some listings now exceed €10,000 per night.

More

Spain Faces Major Logistical Test Ahead of 2027 Total Solar Eclipse

The 2027 total solar eclipse will cross a much smaller area in southern Spain. Authorities expect intense demand for travel, accommodation, and safety measures. The event will test local infrastructure during peak tourist season.

More

Spain Prepares for Rare Solar Eclipses in 2027 and 2028

Spain will witness a total solar eclipse in August 2027, with the path of totality crossing key southern provinces. An annular eclipse will follow in January 2028. Both events are expected to draw large crowds and require careful planning.

More

Man Killed by Train While Crossing Tracks Near Guadalhorce Station

A 53-year-old man died after being struck by a train near Guadalhorce station in Málaga. The accident occurred at an unauthorized crossing point, causing delays on the Cercanías C1 line. Authorities are investigating.

More

Man Killed by Commuter Train at Unauthorized Crossing in Málaga

A 53-year-old man died after being struck by a train near Guadalhorce station in Málaga. The accident occurred at an unauthorized crossing, causing delays on the C1 Cercanías line. Authorities are investigating the circumstances.

More

Page 1 by 20