Abstract: Rapid and uneven land subsidence severely threatens human life and production activities. Understanding the spatiotemporal evolutionary patterns of land subsidence is crucial for the precise prevention and control of geological disasters. Employing the persistent scatterer interferometric synthetic aperture Radar (PS-InSAR) technology, this study obtained the information of monthly surface deformation in Dezhou City to calculate the multi-scale subsidence vulnerability indices (SVI). Combining time series cluster analysis, space-time cube, spatiotemporal hot spot analysis, and spatiotemporal outlier analysis, this study explored the spatiotemporal distribution characteristics of multi-scale SVI in Dezhou City from July 2017 to December 2021. The time series cluster analysis reveals inconspicuous trend clustering on a monthly scale, and significant clustering characteristics on quarterly and semi-annual scales, with large subsidence fluctuations on a semi-annual scale. The space-time cube model presents poor continuity of SVI and subtle subsidence variations on a monthly scale. In contrast, the subsidence on quarterly and semi-annual scales exhibited relatively close occurrence time, showing a significant pattern of subsidence from March to August and rebound from September to February of the ensuing year. The spatiotemporal hot spot analysis of SVI in Dezhou City for 54 months shows that enhanced and continuous subsidences occurred primarily in the northwest of Wucheng County and Decheng District. Oscillatory subsidence and rebound occurred principally in Linyi, Yucheng, and Qihe counties in the southeast. The local outlier analysis of multi-scale SVI shows nonsignificant subsidence characteristics on a monthly scale but similar subsidence conditions on quarterly and semi-annual scales. Seasonal subsidence and semi-annual subsidence related to crop growth in Linyi and Qihe counties gradually weakened or even rebounded. Notably, the high-high clustering range on a semi-annual scale was broader, accompanied by a more significant rebound.