Costa del Sol property boss jailed for taking couple’s life savings for home that wasn’t built
He will serve time behind bars
Malaga-based app developers to represent Spain at Google’s startup summit
The app checks programmes for viruses and releases the findings to security analysts
Malaga avocado exports under threat from Donald Trump’s Mexico tax
Malaga produces 50,000 tonnes of avocados a year, most of which are exported to other parts of Europe
Malaga world padel star Carolina Navarro excited for new season
A WORLD padel star has her eyes set on a prosperous 2017 season. And Malaguena Carolina Navarro, who ranks number seven in the world, said
Brits’ €5,000 holiday to Malaga cut short after toddlers get serious food poisoning from undercooked hotel food
The mums are now seeking a refund
How is this district home to the richest and poorest towns in Malaga?
Both towns used to be similar in size and wealth
Malaga bar bans customers wearing pyjamas
Some customers have stopped coming to the bar because of the ban
Malaga couple investigated after baby swallows cannabis
A test showed that the baby had the drug present in her bloodstream
Half a tonne of cocaine hidden in batch of frozen chickens seized in Algeciras Port
Two people arrested after more than 445 kilos of cocaine found
€1 million further upgrades announced for Caminito del Rey
Bosses of the cliff-hugging walkway have pushed forward improvement works in time for this summer’s rush
Heavy rainfall on Costa del Sol and warnings of strong coastal winds
Most of the country can expect heavy rainfall for the rest of the day
World famous La Vuelta cycling race to return to Andalucia in 2017
Almost one quarter of the brutal 3297.7km long La Vuelta will take place between August 30 and September 3 in the region, which was entirely
China second biggest importer of Malaga produce
Food and drink exports to the country more than doubled in the first 10 months of 2016 compared to the previous year, according to data
Pioneering scheme to detect lethal date-rape drug launched by Costa del Sol hospital following spike in reported cases
The drug affects the nervous system and can reduce free will
New contamination tests demanded on former Repsol land
A detox of the land, which was used to store petrol in the 1970s, took place in 2002 but new legislation demands more tests
Velez Malaga wine Botani voted one of best in world
Jorge Ordonez’ dry moscatel Botani was chosen by globally-renowned wine critic Robert Parker as one of his top three 2016 wines selling at under $20
Big freeze to hit Andalucia this week
Agencia Estatal de Meteorología (AEMET) has predicted daytime temperatures as low as -4 in during the big freeze, which is set to takeover the region
Malaga hospital carries out most kidney transplants in Spain
The Hospital Regional Carlos Haya in Malaga carried out 173 such operations in 2016, more than any other in the country
Andalucians to take to streets in new campaign to get to know homeless people
Hundreds of people have been invited to take to the streets in the eight provincial capitals to listen to the life stories of those sleeping
Church weddings hit historic low in Spain
Only 22.2% of 68,560 couples tied the knot at the country's catholic altars in the first half of 2016
Drug trafficking arrests in Andalucia soar, new figures reveal
A government spokesman put the increase in arrests down to ‘exceptional work’
Tributes pour in for world-famous Velez-Malaga musician
A shrine has also been erected in his memory
Andalucian actors nominated for prestigious Goya awards
Seven film stars are among those to have made the cut in the upcoming 31st Goya film awards, Spain’s equivalent of the Oscars
Three Kings: Where to watch parades in Andalucia on January 5
Millions of people are expected to come out and join in with the huge Cabalgatas de Reyes, which will snake their way through both bustling
Andalucia budgets for 2017 yet to be approved despite year already beginning
Not one of the eight provincial cities has an approved spending plan
EXCLUSIVE: Expats defend right to fly back to UK for two-week stints as live-in carers
A report said Brits have been driven to the work by a crippling downturn in the Spanish economy