Telecommunications
Residents in the Axarquía villages of Alfarnate and Alfarnatejo have signed a petition after a Movistar and Vodafone failure left 1,400 people without essential services
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Environment
The worsening smell of the river's final stretch in the city is generating complaints from residents and workers in the area
Environment
Underwater drones to monitor biodiversity and carbon capture at the Costa del Sol harbour
Mayor of Costa del Sol town vows to end decades of tax inequality and decaying infrastructure as the town hall begins the legal process to assume control of roads and services
Weather
Aemet maintains wind warnings for Thursday but forecasts a brief respite on Friday and Saturday before more rain arrives on Sunday
The mayor of the Malaga province town has asked the coastal authority for a sand stabilisation plan in response to the “repeated erosion” due to storm damage
Animal welfare
Two operations have solved a total of 44 crimes against the mistreatment or abandonment of domestic and wild animals
Storm Kristin
One of the worst-hit areas was Algarrobo-Costa, where the sea engulfed large sections of the coastline, leaving piles of stones, sand and plant debris on the shore
Benalmádena is gearing up for the event, “a symbol of respect, freedom and coexistence” that takes place in Plaza de la Mezquita on Friday 6 February
112 incident
The 36-year-old man sustained a ten-centimetre-long and five-centimetre-deep injury after the dog latched onto his arm
Water welfare
La Concepción releases 28,000 litres per second as heavy rains push dam to safety limit
112 incident
Maroua was on her way to receive her residence card when the wind knocked over a palm tree 450 metres from the police station
Gender-based violence
Victoria, who was allegedly stabbed to death by her ex-partner in Alhaurín El Grande near Malaga, worked as a hairdresser in the mornings and spent her afternoons with her children
Drugs
The crew members “defied and mocked” Guardia civil officers according to a Guardia Civil association, which has denounced the lack of resources available at the time to be able to identify them