This weekend will see one of Lanzarote's oldest and most colourful fiestas: the salt carpets that greet Corpus Christi.

A car caught fire yesterday on the Camino de Candelaría in Tías.

The Cabildo has announced that the fish farms at Playa Quemada have now been completely removed. The last nine of 50 underwater cages were removed over recent months.

The charity in charge of the hostels in La Santa and Yaiza that are being used to accommodate young unaccompanied migrants is being investigated for accusations of corruption and embezzlement.

The Canarian Camel Raising and Conservation Association has condemned the “bad practices” that were filmed at Timanfaya on Tuesday, when a young camel collapsed twice under the weight of two adult men and was slapped by another handler.

A 28-year-old Irish tourist has been fined €20,000 after assaulting a taxi driver.

A video of a young camel buckling under the weight of two grown men at Timanfaya has gone viral and caused angry reactions throughout Spain.

A 48-year-old woman has been arrested by the Guardia Civil after slashing the tyres on 15 vehicles and damaging public plants and rubbish bins.

The road to Montaña Mina has been cordoned off after it was reported that one of the blades of wind turbines on the mountain was whirling uncontrollably and making a strange noise.

Storm Óscar appears to have affected Lanzarote minimally, with no rain and a few high winds on Tuesday.

A jury has found Raúl Díaz guilty of manslaughter for the killing of his wife Romina Celeste in Costa Teguise on New Year's Eve 2018.

A thief has been arrested by Arrecife local police after they received reports of several burglaries in the Altavista neighbourhood.

Arrecife Ayuntamiento will re-open the island's only animal crematorium after eight months of closure.

The Coalición Canaria (CC) and the Partido Popular (CC) have reached a pact that will allow them to govern jointly in the Cabildo and in Arrecife's Ayuntamiento.