We consider the local times of \((1 + \beta )\) -stable d-dimensional super-Brownian motion with \(0< \beta < 1\) . It is known from Sugitani (J Math Soc Jpn 41(3):437–462, 1989) that for \(\beta = 1\) , the local time is differentiable for \(d=1\) . For \(0< \beta < 1\) , Mytnik and Perkins (Ann Probab 31(3): 1413–1440, 2003) proved that the local time, denoted by L(t, x), is jointly continuous for \(d = 1\) , while it is locally unbounded in x for \(d \ge 2\) where it exists. This paper strengthens the results of Mytnik and Perkins for \(d=1\) by showing that the local time L(t, x) is continuously differentiable in the spatial parameter x. Moreover, we give a representation of the spatial derivative, denoted by \(\frac{\partial }{\partial x}L(t, x)\) , and further prove that the derivative is locally \(\gamma \) -Hölder continuous in x for any index \(\gamma \in (0, \frac{\beta }{1+\beta })\) .