Mallorca News & Magazine

Eivissa, Ibiza, 3 September 2026: Local police log 14 offences during Wednesday's road check, tow two cars and record two positive drug tests.

A lorry crash involving seven vehicles blocks two lanes on the Ma-13 near Son Fuster, Palma. On 3 September, the queue falls from 4km to 1km.

Madrid, 3 September 2026: Enaire and commercial pilots launch a two-year plan linking controllers and pilots to strengthen Spanish air safety.

Mallorca, 3 September: €5.58m will upgrade water supplies in 11 Tramuntana towns, from new tanks and wells to leak checks and drainage.

On 3 September in Palma, IBDona reports 2,731 calls in the first half of 2026 to its 24-hour Balearic Islands helpline. 91.8% were about violence against women.

Police arrest two men after a Palma drug raid on 3 September 2026, finding cannabis, hashish and street-view cameras as cash is allegedly burned.

Emergency crews stabilise a patient after a fall at a home in Fornalutx, Mallorca, on Thursday, 3 September 2026, before the critical transfer to Son Espases.

Palma, 3 September: The PP says a funding plan due for a Friday vote cuts the value of island status and overlooks Balearic population growth.

On 3 September, Palma police report a €35,000 watch theft from a tourist at his Palma hotel in late March and the Friday arrest of a suspect.

Palma, 3 September 2026: Shared-room rents average €653 a month after a 13.7% July rise; across the Balearics, the average now reaches €622.

On 3 September 2026, Ibiza's PP hailed Ceuta solidarity rallies in five towns and urged Spain's government to maintain support and reset foreign policy.

Mallorca, 3 September 2026: Aemet sees a 60–70% chance of a warmer autumn across the Balearics, but rainfall forecasts remain uncertain for now.

In Palma on 3 September 2026, Memòria de Mallorca challenges planned bombing memorials and calls for a commission-led list of 5,000 victims' names.

On 3 September 2026, the Balearic Education Ministry awards a €347,682 emergency contract for Palma school wall repairs due to take four months.

Balearic teachers receive under 40 euros a month for tutor duties. In Madrid on 3 September, UGT demands proper payment at every education level.

Four people are taken to Son Espases after a lorry hits several cars on the Ma-13 near Palma on 3 September, leaving a four-kilometre traffic queue.

Palma’s MÉS party says the city band was used for party politics at a Ceuta rally on Plaça de Cort on 3 September 2026, citing 141 deaths.

Several dogs thought abandoned face traffic danger in Sant Josep, Ibiza. On 3 September, Pacma urges the council to find and protect them.

Correos workers protest outside main post offices across Spain on 3 September as CSIF says 22,000 jobs have gone in a decade and plans further action.

A decision by the education department concerns the allocation of groups from the early education stage within private, publicly funded schools in Palma.

Palma, 3 September: Mallorca and the Balearics expect clear or lightly clouded skies on Thursday, with little change in temperatures and light winds.

Palma post office staff protest outside Carrer Constitució 6 on 3 September as CSIF says Correos has shed 22,000 jobs and kept thousands part-time.

Felanitx, Mallorca, breaks ground on eight public homes at the former hospice on Thursday, as Marga Prohens leads the 11.30am ceremony at Sant Alfons 3.

A 29-year-old foreign man dies after being hit outside Amok nightclub in Palma on Thursday, 3 September. Emergency crews confirm his death.

Ceuta protests brought people onto streets in Ibiza, Formentera and Menorca on Wednesday 2 September, as official figures and an organisers' tally differed.