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.
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.
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.
Police
Eight-year-old girl beaten up in school playground
The girl was apparently pinned down and kicked repeatedly in what was said to have been a dispute over a ball.
Palma
A thousand plus people take part in Palma's participative budget
The project that received the greatest support - 641 votes - was that for "green corridors" and the first phase of the "urban forest" of Sa Riera.
Animal welfare
Palma bullfight fine; bullfighting ban may be unlawful
Victoria, King Felipe's niece, was still only fifteen when she attended a bullfight with her mother and older brother.
Police
Police hero prevents girl suicide attempt
Just as she let go, the officer grabbed her. She tried to get free, but other officers arrived and pulled her to safety.
Crime
Police break up prostitution illegal immigration gang
Women involved in prostitution were obtaining residence permits through false marriages.
Crime
Man arrested for attacking another who was urinating in front of his daughter
One of the Polish men was attacked with a bottle and suffered injuries to the head, neck and chest.
Majorca
What's on in Majorca: 3-9 October
The Legends Cup ATP Champions Tour event is at Palma Sport & Tennis Club for four days from Thursday. Llucmajor has its next fair on Sunday. There is a good deal of gastronomy knocking around, such as Cala Ratjada's fresh fish weekend that starts on Friday and Puerto Soller's fishy fair on Saturday.
Police
Palma and Pollensa town halls dismiss police sentenced for kicking prisoner
The court said that the prisoner, who was drunk and tied up, had been the victim of "contemptuous and humiliating" degradation.
Society
Demonstration against the demolition of Sa Feixina monument
Members of 22 Palma residents associations are going to stage a mass demonstration outside the town hall.
- Greece and Portugal cash in as Spain says adios to Golden visa
- Tax cuts in the Balearics but the government is still rolling in tax revenue
- Pollensa planning for "visual harmony" but the Mercadona supermarket could still go ahead
- The Mallorca James Bond mission
- A bridge too many on the Paseo Maritimo in Palma