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Why Insects Invade Homes Even With Repellents and Closed Windows
Cockroaches, ants, and flies often appear indoors despite repellents and closed windows. Experts point to hidden nests in hard-to-clean areas as a common cause. Warmer weather makes the problem more visible.
CC OO-PV Seeks to Join Case Against Police Officer Over Teacher Assault in Valencia
CC OO-PV has filed a criminal complaint after a retired teacher was injured by a police officer during a peaceful protest in Valencia. The union is seeking to participate as a popular prosecutor. The case is now under judicial investigation.
Valencia Unveils Spain’s Largest Electric Truck Charging Hub
A major electric truck charging center is nearing completion in Valencia, with 48 high-capacity charging points and a €5 million investment. The project aims to support the city’s growing logistics sector and accelerate the shift to electric freight transport.
Mónica Oltra Returns to Valencian Politics with Mass Rally
Mónica Oltra has re-entered the political scene in València after Compromís confirmed her as its candidate. Her first major rally, attended by Gabriel Rufián, signals a shift in campaign strategy and raises expectations.
Feijóo Avoids Backing Llorca for 2027 Amid Tensions in Valencia PP
Alberto Núñez Feijóo declined to say whether he supports Juanfran Pérez Llorca as the PP candidate in 2027. The party remains divided in Valencia, with basic decisions on its leadership and regional congress still unresolved.
Feijóo Criticizes Congress Block on Confidence Motion Amid Political Tensions
Congress leaders blocked motions calling for early elections, drawing criticism from Feijóo in Valencia. The PP has since filed a separate motion urging Sánchez to consider a confidence vote, while the party's regional leadership remains unsettled.
Mercadona Unveils Its Largest Semi-Automated Warehouse in Madrid
Mercadona has opened its largest logistics centre yet in Vallecas, Madrid, investing €54 million in a semi-automated facility. The new hub features advanced robotics and ECO vans, expanding the supermarket’s online delivery service.
Valencian Ex-Minister Admits Writing Key Es Alert Note in Deadly Flood Case
Salomé Pradas confirmed in court that she authored the Es Alert instructions during the 2024 floods. The alert reached phones after most of those reported missing had died. The judge is investigating why the warning was delayed.
Two Minors Detained After Armed Incident at Foios Secondary School
An armed incident at a secondary school in Foios, Valencia, led to the detention of two minors. One student was slightly injured. Police and local authorities quickly intervened to restore order.
Man Fatally Stabbed After Argument in Almenara, Third Knife Death in a Week
A 38-year-old man died in Almenara after an argument ended in a stabbing. Police detained the suspected attacker at the scene. It is the third knife-related death in the Valencian Community in less than a week.
Feijóo Faces Questions on Leadership and Scandals in El Hormiguero Appearance
Alberto Núñez Feijóo appeared on El Hormiguero amid ongoing scandals involving the PSOE. The PP leader outlined his vision for Spain and answered pointed questions on public trust and party alliances, as he discussed his priorities.
Victims Condemn Closure of Les Corts Dana Investigation as 'Shameful'
Victims' associations in Valencia have sharply criticized the closure of the Les Corts investigation into the dana disaster. The decision has sparked outrage and renewed demands for answers, including calls for political accountability.
Severe storms and hail disrupt afternoons across Spain as heat intensifies
Spain faces a new wave of intense storms, with hail and strong winds hitting many regions. High temperatures and shifting pressure patterns are driving the disruption. Afternoon weather is expected to remain unpredictable.
Valencian President Refers €13 Million Pandemic Contracts to Prosecutors Amid Political Clash
Valencian president Juanfran Pérez Llorca will refer pandemic-era hospital contracts worth €13 million to prosecutors. The move comes as opposition parties accuse his government of weakness and mismanagement.
Five Cars That Secured the Future of Spain’s Biggest Auto Plants
A handful of car models helped keep Spain’s major auto factories running and safeguard jobs. These five vehicles became the backbone of their plants and helped shape the country’s automotive industry.
Vox Pushes for National Priority and Further Cuts in Valencian Budget Law
Vox will propose amendments to the Valencian budget law to prioritize national interests in social aid and housing. The party also aims to cut subsidies for unions and business groups by a further 20%.
The vocalist spoke out about pressure and control within a famous Spanish band
Lidia Rodríguez Leaves Presuntos Implicados After Bullying Allegations. Lidia Rodríguez has announced her departure from Presuntos Implicados. She spoke about years of psychological and professional pressure, as well as conflicts with colleagues and management.
Why the Spain midfielder doesn't share personal life on Instagram
Rodri Hernández keeps his private life away from social media and the noise surrounding football. One of the Spanish national team's most private players, he is supported by Laura, a doctor he met at university. For Rodri, family and education are as impressive as his sporting career.
Unexpected details revealed about the personal life of the actor from a popular Spanish series
Pablo Chiapella shares how he met his wife on the set of 'La que se avecina'. Pablo Chiapella has spoken in detail for the first time about meeting his wife, Natalia Puente, while filming 'La que se avecina.' The actor also shared how his life changed after the birth of his daughter.
High-profile trial against 'El Jincho' and another musician begins in Valencia
Prosecution Demands 13 Years in Prison for Rapper ‘El Jincho’ in Rape Case. The trial begins in Valencia for rapper ‘El Jincho’ and his associate. The prosecution accuses them of sexual assault after a concert and has requested 13 years in prison for each.
Six people over 70 killed: tragedies in Andalusia, Valencia, and Murcia
Thirteen people drowned in Spain over three days, including six aged over 70. Most deaths occurred on beaches. The swimming season has begun with alarming statistics.
Catala Defends Mazon in Congress Over Valencia Flood Case
Catala Defends Mazon in Congress Over Valencia Flood Case. The Spanish Congress is examining the roles of Carlos Mazón and María José Catalá in managing the aftermath of the flood. Catalá said Mazón was the first to take political responsibility. Authorities have also faced criticism over outdated plans and delayed warnings.
Valencia authorities reject separate meeting with Madrid on new budget
Valencian premier agrees to financing talks but demands regional consultation. Valencian authorities are willing to discuss a new financing mechanism, but only in a council involving other regions. Madrid is allocating €4 billion, while debate over the details and guarantees continues amid debt concerns and demands for transparency.
Suspects arrested in Castellón for assaults on women using electric scooters
Two Young Men Arrested for Series of Robberies Against Elderly Women in Castellón. Two young men have been detained in Castellón, suspected of committing nine robberies targeting elderly women. The perpetrators used electric scooters to make quick getaways. The victims sustained serious injuries.
Mercadona to Open Over 300 Stores on Sundays for the First Time in Summer 2026
The Chain Extends Opening Hours in Spain’s Tourist Regions. Starting June 22, Mercadona will adjust the opening hours of 320 supermarkets in coastal towns: stores will stay open longer and begin operating on Sunday mornings. The new schedule runs until August 30 and is aimed at tourists and holidaymakers.
Spain will not support new migrant deportation measures in Brussels
Sánchez to Oppose EU Deportation Camps Amid Corruption Pressure. Pedro Sánchez is preparing for the EU summit, where Spain will oppose the creation of migrant deportation camps. Despite ongoing court cases and opposition pressure, the government maintains its course towards tightening migration rules.
Spain sets record for legalization requests: 900,000 permit applications
Why the Mass Legalization Process for Migrants Has Sparked a Frenzy and Debate in Spain. Spanish authorities have recorded a historic number of applications for migrant legalization. With two weeks remaining before the deadline, 900,000 requests have been submitted. The scale of the process has already surpassed all previous legalization campaigns.
Valencia’s IVAM Museum Replaces Historic Symbol with New Identity
IVAM drops Andreu Alfaro's logotype after rebranding. The IVAM Museum of Contemporary Art in Valencia has removed Andreu Alfaro's logotype. The decision comes as part of a rebranding effort. This has sparked debate over the preservation of cultural heritage and the role of the museum.
Spaniards face fines of up to €3,000 for noise from household appliances at night
Which Cities Have the Strictest Noise Regulations in Residential Buildings. Spanish municipalities have increased monitoring of noise from household appliances during the summer season. Nighttime noise violations can cost residents thousands of euros, especially in major cities. It's important to know local regulations to avoid an unpleasant fine.
A showdown at the Pabellón Olímpico will decide the Endesa League 2025–26 finalist
Joventut and Valencia to Contend for ACB Final Spot in Badalona. Today in Badalona, the third semifinal game of the Endesa League between Joventut and Valencia will take place. The winner will move closer to the Spanish league final. The match kicks off at 20:00 local time.
Spain approaches the match against Cape Verde with full confidence in their lineup
Mikel Merino Declares Spain Fully Ready for the 2026 World Cup Opener. Mikel Merino emphasized the Spanish national team's high spirits ahead of their World Cup debut. The team is aiming for a strong start against Cape Verde and highlights the importance of psychological preparation.
Why Driving Naked Can Get You Fined on Spanish Roads
Drivers in Spain Could Be Fined for Driving Shirtless in Summer. In Spain, fines are issued in summer for driving without a shirt. The DGT considers that this may affect safety. Violations can lead to a requirement to put on clothing and to administrative sanctions.
How an ordinary water container turns into a useful item for home and garden
Why Plastic Canisters Are No Longer Thrown Away: An Unexpected Trend in Spanish Homes. Plastic canisters are increasingly spared from the trash and given a second life. Spaniards have found new uses for them—from simple flowerpots to original plant containers. We explore why this trend is gaining momentum and how to properly choose and prepare the containers.
Why 75% of Vienna Residents Don't Own Apartments—And Are Happy About It
Vienna Demonstrates How Mass Rental Housing Works Without Price Increases. A former Deputy Mayor of Vienna explained how the city manages to keep rental prices affordable. Vienna has become a model for Europe: 75% of residents are renters rather than owners. This approach reduces social tension and helps maintain a high quality of life.
The second game of the series in Valencia ended in overtime and with lineup losses
Valencia and Joventut Set Record in Endesa League Semifinal. The second Endesa League semifinal between Valencia Basket and Asisa Joventut took place in Valencia. The match ended in overtime with the rare score of 118:117. Both teams faced personnel losses.
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