What’s happening with the People’s Party in the city?
This article discusses the current situation and developments concerning the People’s Party in an Icelandic city.
Stabbing in the City Center, Endometriosis, and Threats from Trump
A 30-year-old man was hospitalized after a stabbing incident in downtown Reykjavik, while the U.S. President issues threats regarding Iran's compliance over the Strait of Hormuz and concerns are raised over endometriosis care in Iceland.
Found eleven minutes later with a stabbing weapon and bloody hands
A man in his thirties was found with a knife and bloody hands shortly after a stabbing incident in downtown Reykjavik.
Arrested Due to Stabbing Incident in the City Center
An individual was arrested in downtown Reykjavik after stabbing a man outside an entertainment venue.
Man taken to emergency room after knife attack in the city center
A man was taken to the emergency room following a knife attack in downtown Reykjavik.
The Left presents its candidate list in Reykjavik
The Left party in Iceland has unveiled its candidate list for the upcoming elections in Reykjavik.
The List of Candidates for the Leftist Party in Reykjavik Introduced
The Leftist Party has announced its list of candidates for the upcoming municipal elections in Reykjavik, highlighting diverse backgrounds among the candidates.
One more arrested in connection with the gang attack
A man has been arrested in connection with a serious gang attack in a parking garage under Höfðatorg in Reykjavik, escalating the investigation into the violent incident.
Investigation into the fatal accident at the Feed Mix may take weeks and even months
The investigation into a fatal explosion at the Feed Mix facility in Reykjavik could take weeks or even months to conclude, according to local police officials.
Accident at Fodurblandan, possible interference in national referendum, and even more bad weather
A recent explosion at Fodurblandan in Reykjavik has resulted in fatalities and raised concerns about foreign interference in Iceland's national referendum regarding EU negotiations.
Released from custody after the group assault at Höfðatorg
Four men arrested in connection with a serious group assault in a parking garage in Reykjavík have been released from police custody, while one remains detained as investigations continue.
Five Car Collision on Sæbraut
A five-car collision occurred on Sæbraut in Reykjavik but miraculously resulted in no injuries.
Investigating Two Cases More Closely but Revealing Nothing
The Icelandic Prosecutor's Office has declined to share details on the ongoing investigation involving allegations of sexual abuse against a school employee at Múlaborg preschool in Reykjavik.
No information released on the case of two children at Múlaborg
Authorities remain tight-lipped on the investigation into alleged sexual offenses involving a staff member at the Múlaborg preschool in Reykjavík.
Man dies in explosion
A man died from injuries sustained during a powerful explosion at a facility in Reykjavik, Iceland, while others were injured.
“I heard screams up there and it was not pleasant”
A morning explosion at the Fóðurblöndunnar facility in Reykjavík left one person critically injured and three others hospitalised, sparking a significant emergency response.
Infrastructure and Housing Should Rise Simultaneously in Hallahverfi
Hallahverfi plans to develop essential infrastructure alongside new housing projects to create a cohesive community.
The House Designed to Give Way in an Explosion
A building in Reykjavik was designed to collapse safely during an explosion, and it sustained damage in a recent blast that injured three people.
Live Broadcast: Public Meeting of the Mayor on Housing Issues
The Mayor of Reykjavik is hosting a public meeting to discuss housing issues, focusing on creating affordable living options and sustainable urban development.
Billion for pothole fillings and Einar reminded of Patta's concussion
A Reykjavik city council member noted the need for increased funding for asphalt repairs due to worsening road conditions referencing a recent complaint.
Proposal to increase parking spaces at new constructions
A proposal is under discussion in Reykjavik to increase the allowance for parking spaces associated with new residential buildings in the city.
The pump cannot handle the water volume
Reykjavík city officials are investigating improvements to tunnels under Breiðholtsbraut to address chronic water accumulation issues reported by residents.
They may need to close the community center in Fossvogur if the operating license is not extended
A community center in Fossvogur, Iceland, could face closure if it does not receive an extension on its operating license.
A memorial to the Red Socks will rise this summer
A memorial honoring the Red Sock Movement's contributions to equality and social justice will be erected in Reykjavik this summer.
Enormous water pocket under Breiðholts Bridge
A significant water pocket has formed beneath Breiðholts Bridge, raising concerns among community members.
Fire broke out in a car
A fire broke out in a car on Suðurlandsbraut in Reykjavík, but no one was injured and the fire was successfully extinguished.
Threatened a group of young people with an egg weapon
A man under the influence threatened and physically attacked a group of school boys in Reykjavik, leading to police intervention and support for the victims.
Agreed to remove allies from the Independence Party from committees and councils
The Reykjavík City Council voted to remove two independent councilors, Kjartan Magnússon and Marta Guðjónsdóttir, from various city committees after they left the Independence Party for the Center Party.
Life-threatening assault: Five placed in custody
Five men have been remanded in custody following a life-threatening assault in Iceland, with police investigating the incident that involved three victims.
Processing delayed by a week
The Reykjavík City Environmental and Planning Council has postponed the consideration of a building application for a café due to be operated by Samhjálp at Grensásvegur 46 for a week.
The demolition of the footbridge has begun
The demolition of the old pedestrian bridge over the Elliðaá river in Reykjavik has commenced, necessitating the closure of nearby paths.
The Road Administration rejected Icelandair's offer for the Ísafjörður flight
The Icelandic Road Administration has rejected Icelandair's offer to operate flights between Reykjavík and Ísafjörður, citing the proposal's costs as exceeding budget expectations.
Þorsteinn takes over the chairmanship from Fanney Birna
Þorsteinn Jónsson has recently succeeded Fanney Birna Jónsdóttir as chairman of the Reykjavík branch of the Red Cross in Iceland.
They want to abandon the City Line but significantly strengthen the bus system
Local officials are proposing to shift from the City Line project to focus on enhancing the existing bus network in Reykjavik.
Interrogations may continue until evening
Police are set to interrogate a group of men arrested in connection with a serious assault in Reykjavik, with the process expected to last into the evening.
Accident on Suðurlandsbraut
A traffic accident occurred at the intersection of Suðurlandsbraut and Reykjavegur in Reykjavík, causing temporary traffic delays.
Seven arrested in connection with major assault
Seven individuals have been arrested in relation to a major assault incident in Reykjavik, Iceland.
Report of a man with a sword
Police in the capital region of Iceland dealt with a report of a man wielding a sword, which turned out to be a replica; he was arrested after causing a disturbance.
Close Road to Investigate Fatal Accident
The police will close a section of Miklubraut in Reykjavík tonight to investigate a fatal accident that occurred in early February.
Fire in an apartment in Grafarholt
A fire broke out in an apartment located in Grafarholt, Iceland.
Fire broke out in an apartment building in Úlfarsárdal
A fire ignited in an apartment building in Úlfarsárdal, Reykjavík, but no injuries were reported as residents evacuated safely.
Laufey enchanted everyone out of their shoes
The article discusses a recent performance by Icelandic artist Laufey that captivated audiences.
Arrested at seven o'clock yesterday suspected of drunk driving
A man was arrested for suspected drunk driving following a collision of two cars at an intersection in Reykjavík, Iceland, where no serious injuries were reported.
Students at MR deliver petition to the principal
Students from Menntaskólinn í Reykjavík presented a petition to the principal advocating for the continuation of Latin instruction in their curriculum.
Tried to Remove the Man but it Didn't Work
A man was arrested in downtown Reykjavik after he persistently disturbed police while they were on duty.
One assaulted a doorman and around ten were suspected of driving under the influence
In Reykjavik, one person was arrested for assaulting a doorman, while over ten others were suspected of driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
Live Broadcast: Journalism of the Year Awarded
The Journalism of the Year awards for 2025 will be held tonight in Reykjavik, honoring outstanding journalists in Iceland.
Found nowhere and sentenced to prison
A Reykjavik District Court sentenced Erlendur, a man charged with attempting to import 2.5 kilograms of marijuana, to a three-month suspended prison sentence after he could not be located for the trial.
Vaka's List Presented with Great Fanfare
The Vaka student association unveiled its candidate list for the upcoming elections at a lively event in Reykjavik.
Hrönn and Þórir reject major accusations against RIFF
Hrönn Marinósdóttir and Þórir Ólafsson have publicly rejected significant accusations made against the Reykjavik International Film Festival (RIFF) regarding unfair labor practices and misappropriation of resources.