Friday 5 June 2026

Mayor Darío Moreno Lerga closed Sagunto's 2026 Fallas cycle with a public farewell to Ana, Fallera Mayor, and Noa, Fallera Mayor Infantil.

Sagunto City Council's Youth and Childhood Department (Concejalía de Juventud e Infancia) opened online registration today, 5 June, for Campus Joves 2026 — a free summer programme in technology, creativity and adventure for people aged 11 to 30.

Sagunto's coastal rescue service begins this Saturday with a reinforced team of 55 professionals — five more than last year — who will watch over the beaches until the last Sunday of September.

Sagunto's Municipal Police (Policía Local) presented 23 new officers at a formal ceremony in City Hall on Thursday, bringing the force to almost its full authorised strength of 126 officers.

Sagunto City Council approved the fare ordinance for urban public transport on Thursday, setting the standard single ticket at €1.50.

Sagunto City Council approved a motion of institutional support for Valencian teachers on indefinite strike since 11 May, with PSOE, Iniciativa Porteña, Compromís and EU-Unides Podem voting in favour.

The Moto Séniors group from the Sociedad Vitivinícola de Sagunto (a historic social and cultural club) rode to Millau, France, to mark two decades of the towns' official twinning.

A car overturned in Sagunto on Thursday evening, trapping the driver inside and prompting an emergency response from firefighters.

Sagunto City Council approved a motion in support of LGTBIQ+ rights at its ordinary plenary session on Thursday 4 June, with all political groups voting in favour except Vox, which abstained.

The Valencian Government plans to begin building the Battery Campus vocational training centre linked to the PowerCo gigafactory in Sagunto before the end of 2026, with the facility set to open for the 2027-28 academic year.