VALENCIA, Spain (AP) — Months after devastating flash floods carved a muddy scar through Valencia, an effort to save some of what was lost continues apace.

The Spanish government will grant one-year residency and work permits to potentially 25,000 foreigners affected by the catastrophic flash floods that hit the eastern part of the country last October.

Floods and torrential rain returned to the Valencia region on Wednesday night, but this time they were ready for it, and the areas hit two weeks ago escaped further disaster. More than 220 people ...

One of the worst and most unexpected natural disasters in Europe was the recent catastrophic flooding in Valencia, Spain. On Oct. 29, as much as a year's worth of rain fell in eight hours ...

VALENCIA, Spain — Thousands of people marched in Valencia on Saturday in the latest protest over the Spanish government’s response to devastating floods that killed more than 200 people in ...

As the authorities face a backlash over fatal floods in Valencia last year, Óscar Puente, Spain’s transport minister, said there was a “visceral” reaction to disasters in which fury at the ...

Heavy rain and fierce winds have lashed southern and eastern Spain since the beginning of the week, sparking deadly floods in Valencia and the southern Andalusia region. The "provisional number of ...

The extreme weather hits the region just months after devastating floods hit the Valencia and other parts of southern Spain killing more than 220 people. The flooding was the deadliest weather ...

Spain's central government will cover the full cost of rebuilding schools, libraries and other municipal buildings damaged in last year's deadly floods, Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez said Thursday ...