Society
Palma residents demanding town hall action against noise
Bars, restaurants, traffic and street drinking are all blamed for increasing noise.
Retail
Palma Christmas lights being switched on a week later than usual
Retailers want the lights to be switched on to coincide with Black Friday on 25 November.
Police
Union attacks town hall over police working hours' allegations
The union was hitting back at what Palma's councillor for public safety has said about police working hours.
Tourism
Palma in talks over further winter tourism expansion
The UK's Institute of Travel & Tourism has proposed that the institute's 2018 conference be held at Palma's Palacio de Congresos.
Tourism
Palma's Palacio convention centre to open in March
Final agreement between Palma town hall and Meliá was signed in London today.
Nautical
Yacht clubs seeking sponsorship tax incentives
There has been a call for a sponsorship law for many years but there has never been any movement on one.
Transport
Palma's bus service launches new interactive website
The EMT's website is "more modern, visual and intuitive".
Emergencies
Drunk driver runs over a pedestrian on Palma's Paseo Maritimo
A 25-year-old Dutch tourist was run over along the Paseo Maritimo in the early hours of this morning by a drunk motorcyclist.
Police
Squatters evicted from old Sa Nostra building
Fourteen people had been occupying the building in Palma.
Tourist tax
Fourteen million of tourist tax revenue sought by Palma
Among the projects are smart wifi in Playa de Palma and improvements to the pathways in the forest by Bellver Castle.
Police
Palma police charges for street drinking up by 700%
There were 929 charges for breaches of the bylaw on street drinking, of which 126 were classified as having been serious.
Majorca
Corruption, attempted murder and holiday prices: the week in Majorca
Corruption allegations were firmly back on the agenda and Palma town hall was at the centre of them. A celebrated lawyer was pressing a charge of attempted murder. Hoteliers were saying no to UK tour operator requests for prices to come down.
Crime
Children being pressurised not to talk about girl assault case
"No one is going to get off scot-free," says the lawyer representing the girl's family.
Tourism
"Cruise ships do not cause saturation"
"I believe that Palma's cruise tourism should continue to grow unimpeded."
Entertainment
Danny DeVito to open Majorca film festival
The Evolution! Mallorca International Film Festival starts on 3 November and runs until 12 November.
Business
Meliá wins the contest to manage the Palacio de Congresos
Meliá offered 2,150,000 euros annual rent plus 5.5% of turnover.
Crime
One year sentences for Sunday mass protesters
Pro-abortion campaigners had disrupted Sunday mass at the Sant Miquel church in Palma in February 2014.
Drought
Reservoirs topped up by rain but levels remain low
There has been rain but it hasn't been falling in great abundance in the area of the reservoirs.
Police
Police close down illegal garage in Son Castelló
Following a chase through the streets, four people were eventually arrested.
Tourism
Yet more cruise ships for Palma next year
The scheduled increase for next year is bound to fuel more complaints about "saturation" of the city by cruise passengers.
- Emergency declared on Ryanair flight bound for Palma from Dublin
- British tourists will be “tracked” while on holiday in Mallorca
- Mallorca ambassador Sir Bradley Wiggins has “lost” his Mallorca home
- Mallorca restaurants losing clients, tourists tighten their belts
- Mallorca hotelier - "I wouldn't go to a place where I perceived there to be animosity towards tourists"