Málaga's Ayuntamiento has reopened financial aid for small businesses, offering up to €10,000 for projects. Applications are open until October 15.

A new decree in Andalusia mandates that school transfers become the standard response to bullying cases. This change aims to enhance the protection of students and improve school environments.

The Fiesta del Boquerón Victoriano kicks off on September 8 in Rincón de la Victoria, featuring tastings, workshops, and a traditional anchovy contest. The Feria Sabor a Málaga will also take place from September 11-13, showcasing local producers.

Adecco is looking for 200 factory workers in Axarquía for mango and avocado processing. Candidates must be available for rotating shifts and reside locally.

The lifeguard workers' representation in Malaga has raised serious concerns about operational deficiencies and safety measures following the drowning of an elderly woman in August. They demand accountability from the city council regarding the lifeguard service's effectiveness.

The PSOE calls for a new hotel at the Ibis site to enhance Malaga's architecture after a recent fire. They emphasize the need for quality design and urban integration.

On September 2, traffic will be disrupted in Malaga due to two protests. Key areas affected include Paseo del Parque and Avenida de Cervantes starting at 19:00.

The repair works on the MA-3107, crucial for accessing Comares, are set to finish in a month, with significant improvements made to the road's structure and drainage.

Andalusia's government is enhancing public-private partnerships to accelerate affordable housing construction. The initiative aims to address the housing shortage and rising prices, with plans for over 3,600 new homes.

The Martín Carpena sports hall will undergo significant renovations, increasing its capacity to 11,000 by 2028. The project, costing €3.2 million, will be executed over two summers to avoid disrupting events.

Malaga Airport's new bus station management will offer 60 minutes of free parking starting November 2026. The automated system aims to improve traffic flow and service efficiency.

International Workplace Group has opened a new flexible workspace in Malaga's Calle Larios, catering to established companies and startups. This expansion reflects the growing demand for high-quality workspaces in the area.

Enrique Colilles has been appointed as the new delegate of Cesur in Malaga, aiming to enhance the organization's presence and support local businesses.

Vodafone Intelligent Solutions (VOIS) plans to lay off up to 180 workers in Málaga, affecting 20% of its workforce. The union UGT argues the cuts are unnecessary given the current workload.

The Diputación de Málaga is offering a €9,000 prize for innovative entrepreneurs in small municipalities. Applications are open from September 2 to 30.

Malaga's hotels reported a record occupancy of 92.85% in August, slightly up from last year. The majority of visitors were international, with expectations for September remaining high.

The 2026-27 school year in Malaga features key breaks including Christmas, Semana Blanca, and Semana Santa. Classes start on September 10, 2026, with various holidays throughout the year.

Marbella's budget for senior workshops has increased from €177,000 to €371,000 for 2026-2027, enhancing activities for older adults.

This summer, the Unicaja Foundation camps welcomed nearly 6,700 young participants from various regions and nationalities, promoting youth employment and environmental initiatives.

Andalusia's new education decree introduces telework for teachers and reduces class hours for those over 55. These changes aim to streamline bureaucracy and enhance autonomy in schools.

The Centro de Participación Activa in Antequera reopened on September 1 after a €400,000 renovation. The center serves nearly 5,000 members and will resume activities in October.

A woman in Malaga lost €3,000 to a smishing scam, where fraudsters impersonated her bank. The Guardia Civil has arrested a suspect in Valencia.