
UD Las Palmas of Gran Canaria have sacked their manager. Juan Manuel Rodríguez will lead the first training session on Tuesday at 5.00 pm.
Las Palmas de Gran Canaria is the capital of the island of Gran Canaria; with a population of around 380,000, it is the largest city in the Canary Islands and, in rotation with Santa Cruz de Tenerife, the seat of the Canary Islands Government. This section brings together news on local politics, transport, the port, the beach and emergency services.

UD Las Palmas of Gran Canaria have sacked their manager. Juan Manuel Rodríguez will lead the first training session on Tuesday at 5.00 pm.

Power stations in the Canary Islands will be allowed to operate for longer. The government has approved refurbishments without changing their output or fuel type.

The squid farm in the port of Las Palmas has failed. The site is becoming available, with the decision coming on Squid Day, of all days.

SAREB has halted an eviction in Las Palmas. Eight families can stay for the time being as negotiations over social rents begin.

Las Palmas has reported a fire in an abandoned house. Tyres stored there are producing black smoke, but no one has been injured.

Carolina Darias believes the PSOE is ready for 29 November. In Las Palmas, she also rules out a move to Madrid.

Las Palmas is building 115 social housing units in Escaleritas. The city is paying 22.4 million euros following the Canary Islands Government's decision to withdraw funding.

Las Palmas: The tent camp ends after just a few days. Now, 'Derecho al Techo' aims to prevent 33 evictions by applying pressure.

In the Canary Islands, thousands are demanding the right to housing. Following protests in both capital cities, a general strike is on the cards.

The protest camps in the Canary Islands are not giving up. Following the rejection of the housing decrees, participants are calling for a general strike.

UD Las Palmas move Enzo Loiodice back into midfield. After two defeats, De la Barrera is hoping for a response against Valladolid.

The housing crisis in Las Palmas is driving people into tent camps. Workers and students describe rents they cannot afford.

Yellow shirts and nervous flies make for an irritating combination. Fans of Gran Canaria's capital city club have been able to confirm this since Sunday.

The Canary Islands are expanding their partnership with the Science Museum. Schools are to make greater use of it as a learning environment.
At Playa de Las Canteras in the north, La Barra breaks much of the waves’ force as the beach stretches for around three kilometres. Cruise ships are moored in the Puerto de La Luz y de Las Palmas. Between Vegueta and Triana, the paths lead from Santa Ana Cathedral to the shopping street next door.