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Valencia and Bilbao face off in the playoffs after a ten-year break
Valencia Basket and Surne Bilbao Open the Endesa League Quarterfinals with a New Record. Valencia Basket and Surne Bilbao begin their battle for a place in the Endesa League semifinals. Valencia leads in key statistics, while Bilbao returns to the playoffs for the first time in 10 years.
A new UPV campus to open in China near Geely headquarters
UPV and Geely Launch Joint Projects in China and Valencia. The University of Valencia and Chinese automotive giant Geely have agreed to a partnership in education and exchanges. UPV will open a new campus in China. The two sides are discussing joint programs and research projects.
In Valencia, Primal Scream performed with a political edge and classic hits
Primal Scream and Anna Calvi headline Deleste festival in Valencia. Primal Scream and Anna Calvi performed at the Deleste festival in Valencia. The Scottish band focused on political themes and classic hits. Other notable acts included Holy Fuck and Billy Nomates.
Spanish teams and Portuguese favorites to face off at Gaetà Huguet stadium
European Club Athletics Cup Begins in Castellón: 580 Athletes and Title Race. The European Club Athletics Cup returns to Castellón after a seven-year break. 580 athletes from 12 countries will compete at the Gaetà Huguet stadium. Spain expects historic representation and is aiming for medals.
Alicante investigates who was responsible for the controversial distribution of privileged housing
Alicante Elite VPP Case: Former Official Cannot Recall Her Role. The investigation into the allocation of elite VPPs in Alicante continues. The former head of urbanism has claimed memory lapses. The court denied the Generalitat's request to be a plaintiff.
Madrid discusses the success of a bullfighter and the return of young people to the arenas
Roman Collado: Interest in Bullfighting in Spain Grows Despite Ongoing Controversy. In Madrid, bullfighter Roman Collado noted a rising popularity of bullfighting. He emphasized that young spectators are increasingly present in the arenas. The new season brings both successes and new challenges for participants.
A debate flares up in Valencia over Vox's initiative on local priority
Diana Morant Opposes Priority for National Citizens in Regions. Minister Diana Morant has strongly condemned Vox’s proposal to give priority to national citizens. She stated that the government will not allow such measures in the regions. Valencian authorities have found themselves at the center of a political conflict.
Как служебное жилье премиум-класса в Аликанте досталось чиновникам
Alicante Authorities Admit Lack of Oversight in Allocation of Elite VPP. Irregularities have been uncovered in the allocation of elite VPP in Alicante. Officials have confirmed the absence of oversight. This could reshape the approach to housing distribution in Spain.
La Cotorra — a modern urban media we usually associate with big cities
La Cotorra: The New Urban Media Valencia Was Missing. A new Russian-language urban media outlet has launched in Valencia, offering daily news updates about the city, reviews of new cafes and restaurants, and tips on where to go with family or friends.
A judicial inquiry into tragedy: Court examines deaths of 37 telecare users during the DANA storm
Tragedy Unveiled: How the Elderly Lost Their Lives During the Valencia Flood. New details have emerged about the deaths of elderly residents during the Valencia flood. Emergency call recordings reveal the desperation of those trapped by rising waters. The court is investigating why 37 people could not be saved.
Party Shake-Ups and fresh initiatives: What's next for the region after the devastating storm?
Vox Focuses on Rebuilding Valencia, Rules Out Early Elections. Vox makes Valencia's recovery its top priority, dismissing the possibility of early elections. The party pledges support for affected residents and calls for reforms in migration and tax policies. Internally, Vox is seeing fresh appointments and surprising moves.
Former Barcelona Mayor Steps Back from Politics: Who Will Lead Barcelona En Comú in 2027?
Ada Colau Rules Out Running in Future Elections and Primaries in Barcelona. Ada Colau has made it clear she will not compete in the next elections. Barcelona En Comú is preparing for the 2027 primaries, with the first candidates for party leadership already emerging.
Hero of Valencia Rescue: Why the Court Sided With a Sergeant—And What It Means for Spain's Award System
Court Orders Spanish Interior Ministry to Upgrade Award for Civil Guard Sergeant's Heroism During Flood. A Civil Guard sergeant will receive Spain's highest honor for rescuing a person during the catastrophic Valencia flood. The court ruled that the Interior Ministry underestimated his actions. This decision could shift how heroes are recognized in Spain.
Former anti-narcotics chief among those arrested: new twists and revelations in high-profile case
76 Arrested and Almost 700 Kg of Cocaine Seized in Major Operation on the Balearic Islands. Authorities in the Balearic Islands have carried out the largest anti-drug operation in the region's history. Seventy-six people, including a former police officer, have been arrested. Nearly 700 kg of cocaine and millions of euros in cash were seized.
Valencia President Under Fire: Faces Outcry from Families of State Funeral Victims
Carlos Mazón to Address the Public After Scandal at Memorial Ceremony. Carlos Mazón has announced an upcoming public statement following harsh criticism during a memorial ceremony in Valencia. Despite mounting pressure, he has no plans to resign. The politician intends to meet with victims’ families and restore public trust.
Cult Trial: Harsh Rituals and Sexual Crimes at the Center of Shocking Allegations
Major Trial Against Vistabella Sect Begins in Castellón. A high-profile trial has begun in Castellón against six members of a sect, facing decades behind bars for crimes against minors. Details of the case are shocking even to seasoned legal experts.
This week's weather shock: scorching heat to be replaced by heavy rains and strong winds
Spain Braces for Sudden Warm-Up and Rain: Forecasters Warn of Weather Changes. The week will start with warm temperatures and clear skies across Spain. By midweek, rain and cooler weather are expected. Residents should prepare for sudden shifts and unpredictable weather surprises.
Judicial probe and public outrage: Can Mazón hold on to power?
Carlos Mazón at the Center of Scandal: Pressure Mounts on the PP Leader. Carlos Mazón is facing growing pressure amid ongoing legal proceedings and public discontent. His grip on the party is becoming increasingly precarious. A brewing crisis within the PP could reshape the region's political landscape.
Investigation Amid Valencia Floods: Why Is a Journalist Being Asked to Provide Proof?
Catalroja Judge Demands Vilaplana’s Parking Receipt After Meeting with Mazon. A judge from Catalroja has requested journalist Maribel Vilaplana’s parking receipt after her lunch with Carlos Mazón on the day of the Valencia floods. Investigators are seeking to confirm the timing of their meeting. Details in our report.
Big wins in Elche and Rianxo: Lottery jackpot surpasses €84 million
Euromillones Lottery Showers Luck on Winners Across Spain. The latest Euromillones draw brought major cash prizes, with lucky winners emerging in several Spanish cities. The main jackpot continues its rapid climb.
Two Thousand Years on Stage: The Controversial Restoration That Saved an Ancient Theater
Roman Theatre in Sagunto: Living Heritage Through Centuries and Controversy. The ancient theatre in Sagunto lives on. It has survived centuries and controversial changes. Today, applause rings out once again within its walls. Discover its remarkable story.
Triumph on Air, Scandal Off Screen: What’s Behind the TV Star’s €45,000 Payday?
Queen of Spain’s Morning Airwaves Takes RTVE to Court over Salary. Host Silvia Intxaurrondo tops audience charts—but her pay has plummeted. Now she’s suing public television.
Why Did the Head of the Valencian Community Ignore Urgent Calls? Details of the Tragedy and Investigation
Carlos Mazón Missed Calls from Former Advisor During Valencia Floods. Amid Valencia's devastating floods, Carlos Mazón did not answer two calls from Salomé Pradas. This delayed urgent discussions over sending an Es-Alert mass notification. The incident became a pivotal point in the investigation into the deaths of dozens.
Hollywood actor donates big: how Massanassa is reviving its music scene
Johnny Depp Supports Valencia Music School After Devastating Flood. Johnny Depp donates $65,000 to a music center in Massanassa. The school lost all its instruments due to flooding. The donation will help restore lessons, but more funds are still needed.
Major transit expansion: What’s in store for Metrovalencia and TRAM d’Alacant by 2030?
Valencia to Invest €840 Million in Metro and Tram Upgrades by 2030. Ambitious metro and tram modernization set for Valencia and Alicante. €840 million will be invested by 2030, with new routes and a surge in passenger numbers expected.
Why Did the President of the Valencian Community Ignore Emergency Calls? Shocking Details of the Tragedy and Ongoing Investigation
Carlos Mazón Ignored Calls from Former Advisor During Valencia Flood. At the height of the catastrophic flood in Valencia, Carlos Mazón missed two calls from Salomé Pradas. This prevented a timely discussion about sending out a mass Es-Alert warning. The decision has become a crucial point in the investigation into the deaths of dozens of people.
Hundreds of Residents Sue Authorities: Why Compensation Payments Could Take Years
Valencia Flood Victims Demand €58 Million in Compensation. Over 400 Valencia residents are demanding €58 million in compensation from the government and regional authorities following a devastating flood. Locals are seeking reimbursement for damages, but the payout process could drag on for months.
Mazón under fire: Can the PP leader survive the Valencia scandal?
Valencia: Political Crisis in PP Deepens After Controversial Funeral. A funeral in Valencia has become a turning point for the regional PP chapter. Internal party divisions are intensifying, and the future of Carlos Mazón hangs in the balance. Find out what's happening behind the scenes in the party.
Valencia authorities fail to reach agreement: why the city risks losing millions of euros
Vote on Low Emissions Zone Fails in Valencia: Vox Turns Its Back on PP. A conflict has erupted in Valencia over the low emissions zone. Vox unexpectedly opposed the PP's initiative, putting at risk the city's access to European subsidies and transport support.
State Mourning in Valencia: Why the Meeting with Mazón Stirred Tensions Among Victims
Spanish Authorities Change Protocol at Valencia Memorial Ceremony After Conflict With Victims. The order of greeting victims at a state memorial in Valencia was changed after many survivors refused to speak with the regional leader. Officials chose to keep the meeting as discreet as possible to prevent further confrontation.
One Year Later: How Valencia Remembers the Victims of the Devastating Dana and Why the City Still Feels the Impact
Valencia Honors the Victims on the Anniversary of the Dana Tragedy. Commemorative events took place in central Valencia to honor the 229 lives lost to the dana. Residents gathered in the square to express solidarity and ensure the tragedy is not forgotten. Find out how the city is coping with the aftermath of the disaster.
Scandal at Memorial Ceremony: Why Victims' Families Are Demanding the Resignation of the Valencia Leader
One Year After the Valencia Tragedy: Protests at Victims’ Funerals and Mounting Pressure on Mazón. A state memorial ceremony was held in Valencia for those who died in last year’s disaster. Relatives of the victims confronted President Mazón with sharp criticism and demands for answers. Political tensions surrounding the tragedy remain high.
Step into the Middle Ages: crafts, local cuisine, and a fire show await visitors
La Llosa Launches Colorful Medieval Market Featuring Shows and Workshops. From October 31 to November 2, La Llosa invites everyone to a unique medieval festival. Get ready for artisan stalls, street performances, and family-friendly entertainment. Don’t miss Castellón’s main autumn event.
One Year On: Why is Post-DANA Recovery in Valencia Moving So Slowly?
Valencia Has Used Only 26% of DANA Recovery Funds After One Year. One year after the DANA, most of the funds allocated for recovery in Valencia remain unused. Infrastructure repairs and aid for affected residents are delayed. Locals are still waiting for life to return to normal.
Memorial Service at the Prince Felipe Museum: How Spain Honors the Victims of the Disaster
Valencia to Hold State Mourning for DANA Disaster Victims One Year Later. Valencia will hold a state mourning ceremony for those who lost their lives in the devastating DANA disaster. The event will be attended by the royal couple and government officials. Find out how the memorial service will be conducted and where you can watch it.
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