King Felipe VI of Spain reaches out to Malaga towns ravaged by floods
The Spanish royal has taken a personal interest in the floods
Young woman drowns after becoming trapped in Costa del Sol floods
Firemen were unable to get to her in time
IN PICTURES: Latest Costa del Sol flood devastation
Thought to be the worst floods since 1989, they tragically claimed the life of a 26-year-old woman earlier today
Police helicopter crew rescue dog and owner from Malaga floods
Guardia Civil helicopter crew perform daring rescue in the Guadalhorce valley
Emergency centre set up in Sabinillas for flood victims
Town Hall spokesman urges people to stay in doors
WATCH: Flash floods turn Costa del Sol into red alert disaster zone
People have been forced to 'cling' to their roofs in Mijas and Cartama, according to residents, in what local police are calling the worst rains
Imprisoned Marbella officials back in court to face fresh corruption charges
The prosecutor wants the pair to face 10 years more each
WATCH: Costa del Sol port rocked by freak flood
Avenida Luis Braille in Estepona turned into a fast flowing river following torrential rain on Thursday
Dead cat stuck in pipe causes flood at Costa del Sol brothel
Disappointed punters were forced out onto the streets
Imprisoned Marbella officials back in court to face fresh corruption charges
Julián Muñoz, ex-mayor, and Juan Antonio Roca,the former town planning advisor, are being investigated at the Primera de la Audiencia in Malaga over alleged accounting
Top 10 projects by Experience Group Spain
WITH 46 years and 17 companies on the coast Experience Group in Estepona pick out their top 10 projects: Centro Comercial Bena Vista – 50
Spanish police urged to follow up ‘new line of inquiry’ in to missing Irish expat Amy Fitzpatrick
Irish politician Mick Barry has now urged to Department of Foreign Affairs to prompt Spanish authorities to reopen the case
Curtains to go up on second ever international film festival in Puerto Banus
The Costa del Sol resort will turn into a mini Cannes for the second ever four day Filmmaker International Film Festival from December 4 to
Price of goat milk in Malaga halves from 2014
In 2014, farmers were receiving 88 cents for every litre of goat milk, but this figure has now dropped significantly to 47 cents
New book by Fuengirola author argues for world without money
Fuengirola-based Colin R. Turner’s Into The Open Economy sets out proposals for an economy founded on sharing
Britain’s Most Wanted Mark Acklom attempted to scam Marbella divorcee in MI6 con
ELENA Escuverra was anything but happy when she joined the dating website Match.com in early 2011. She hated her job and was single and alone
New mushroom guide launched by Casares town hall
Twenty of the most common species of fungi are identified in the publication, 10 of which are toxic
Disabled expat’s Malaga home to be demolished for one-way system
EXCLUSIVE: One-way street to be built through disabled expat’s living room, despite town hall promise
Andalucian village to have year-round nativity scene museum with 7,000 figurines
A massive 7,000 figures are to be included in the exhibit in Mollina
TRE radio station sets sights on €100,000 fundraiser for Costa del Sol cancer hospice
Talk Radio Europe will broadcast its bumper radio auction event on November 25 from 10am to 7pm
Expected visitor numbers to Malaga Pompidou Centre fail to live up to reality
According to the city’s Culture Councillor, Gemma del Corral, data suggests 28% fewer people will have visited the landmark attraction by the end of this
Marbella Now TV celebrates 100th episode
The expat talk show, sponsored by Linea Directa, sees presenter Nicole King interview interesting characters and businesses across Marbella
Torremolinos animal shelter owner stands trial for slaughtering more than 2,100 cats and dogs
Carmen Marin’s animal shelter in Torremolinos was meant to be a haven for unwanted pets
Ex-mayor of Alcaucín on trial over illegal Axarquia homes
If found guilty, he may face four years behind bars
Torrox scientist behind project to find cure for HIV
Oscar Jurado Ruiz’s €150, 000 study hopes to genetically manipulate the virus so that it is no longer a pathogen, which would make it easier
New hospital almost ready in Ronda but row erupts over name
Although residents have welcomed the news of the planned opening, a row has erupted over the hospital's name