The oldest tree in the European Union is a 1480-year-old Canarian Cedar in Tenerife’s Teide National Park, researchers have announced.

The Canarian Health Service (SCS) has set up a website allowing residents to register positive results of DIY Covid tests and request medical assistance or sick notes.

AEMET have extended the yellow dust warning to Sunday.

Forget about washing your car or putting your washing out – it’s calima time.

AEMET have issued a yellow dust warning for Saturday.

A recent report by the Cabildo’s Data Centre revealed that 2021 was colder and averaged more rain than 2020.

Tias Ayuntamiento has responded to a request to explain what is going on on the pier at Playa Chica in Puerto del Carmen, claiming that the works that are taking place on the pier.

A Las Palmas court has ruled that it is impossible to make the Papagayo Arena Hotel in Playa Blanca legal and has ordered its demolition.

Maritime Rescue services picked up nine people at 11 pm last night after a sunken Zodiac semi-inflatable raft was located 80 kms to the south-east of Arrecife.

The Arrecife Ayuntamiento continues their Plan de Embellecimiento of public spaces with the renovation of urban furniture.

Airline company Surcar Airlines will bring seaplanes into operation in the Canary Islands this autumn, with routes aimed at an estimate of 15,000 passengers, linking the islands in just a 30-minute flight.

34 people are currently on the Covid ward at the Dr José Molina Orosa Hospital in Arrecife, whose director, José Luís Aparicio, is now considering the next stage of the contingency plan to deal with saturation of Covid resources.

Lanzarote has attracted the attention of one of the most-popular newspapers in the world.

President of the Canarian Government, Ángel Víctor Torres, met with presidents of Canarian football clubs which compete at professional level to address the difficult financial situation and extend current financial deals.