HU: A harsh stop to the popular way of day dances
Helsinki's city officials have banned customers from tipping orchestras at daytime dance events held in service centers to combat the informal economy.
Inauguration of UTOPÍAS Mixiuhca in Iztacalco; Clara Brugada reaffirms the right to collective well-being
Clara Brugada inaugurates UTOPÍAS Mixiuhca, a new social transformation space in Iztacalco, aimed at providing free services to the residents of Mexico City.
Major police presence as armed cops storm unit and helicopter hovers over city
Armed police and emergency services responded to an incident at a storage unit in Oldham, with helicopters in the air and multiple emergency vehicles present.
FCA deal gives Palantir yet more access to inner workings of power in Britain
Palantir has secured a contract with the UK's Financial Conduct Authority, enhancing its access to the financial services sector's extensive data.
Thessaloniki: Nearly 1,750 fines for illegal parking in front of garbage bins in 2025
In 2025, approximately 1,750 drivers in Thessaloniki received fines for illegally parking in front of garbage bins, obstructing waste collection operations.
Justice prohibits the City Hall of São Paulo from closing another shelter in the East Zone; unit provides 14,000 assistances per month
The São Paulo court has intervened to stop the closure of the São Leopoldo shelter, which serves over 14,000 vulnerable people each month.
City Hall begins construction of a new service unit in the East Zone
The mayor of Tupã, Renan Pontelli, announced the start of construction for a new health service unit in the East Zone aimed at improving accessibility and quality of care for residents.
Alpinópolis City Hall will appeal after suspension of decision that required Copasa to leave
The Alpinópolis City Hall plans to appeal a court decision that has temporarily halted the process of moving water supply services from Copasa back to municipal management.
A hotel will also be built in Jõhvi film city
A hotel is planned to be constructed in Jõhvi's film city to support the local economy and provide services for the film industry.
City Hall of SP says it will act to reverse court decision in favor of Enel
The São Paulo City Hall plans to take measures to reverse a court decision that suspended an administrative process potentially leading to the termination of Enel's concession contract in the metropolitan region.
On the merger of Riga Zoo with "Riga Forests"
Riga's Finance and Administration Committee has decided to propose the merger of the Riga Zoo with Riga Forests to the city council, with an investment of 1.45 million euros needed beforehand.
MP-MA recommends termination of the contract between the City Hall and the Via SL consortium that operates public transport in São Luís
The Maranhão Public Ministry has recommended that the São Luís City Hall terminate its contract with the Via SL consortium due to consistent failures in public transport services.
On Wednesday, the sound levels of sirens were measured in Tallinn
On Wednesday, Tallinn's emergency services conducted a test of the siren alert system, finding satisfactory sound levels despite concerns about city noise interference.
Public Transport Strike: No City Buses in Dachau on Thursday and Friday Either
The public transport strike in Dachau continues, causing a halt to all city bus services on Thursday and Friday.
The Dilemmas of Power
The National Guard in Mexico has begun special operations to prevent rideshare vehicles from picking up passengers at the Mexico City International Airport in response to protests from taxi concessionaires.
Know how public services will operate in São José during the city's patron saint holiday
Public services in São José dos Campos will have adjusted hours in observance of the patron saint holiday on March 19.
Two dead in Iranian attack on Israel
Two people have been killed in Iranian attacks on the Israeli city of Tel Aviv, according to reports from emergency services.
Guard dies after saving woman who jumped into river while fleeing police in RS, says city hall
A municipal guard in Campo Bom, Brazil, died while rescuing a woman who jumped into a river to evade police.
This is the new medium complexity healthcare space that benefits 200,000 neighbors in the north of the City
A new medium complexity healthcare center has opened in Villa Urquiza, providing services to 200,000 local residents and alleviating pressure on larger hospitals.
Fire in Manhattan: Columns of Smoke Fill the Air Near the St. Patrick's Day Parade
A major fire broke out in a Manhattan skyscraper near the start of New York City's St. Patrick's Day Parade, causing significant disruptions in the area.
Oslo will reduce the number of districts from 15 to 8
Oslo's city council plans to reduce the number of districts from 15 to 8 to improve services and citizen engagement.
This is how the new Oslo map will look: Check your neighborhood
Oslo's city council plans to merge 15 neighborhoods into eight larger districts to streamline local governance and services.
City Hall of Mesquita denies authorizing BRT line connecting municipality to terminal on Avenida Brasil
The City Hall of Mesquita has denied any involvement in the authorization of a BRT line that connects the municipality with a terminal on Avenida Brasil.
Jacareí City Hall extends IPTU payment deadline to April 23 after delays and queues
Jacareí City Hall has extended the deadline for IPTU payments to April 23, 2026, following delays in the delivery of payment slips.
Anniversary of Aracaju: check what opens and closes on the capital's 171st birthday
On the 171st anniversary of Aracaju, the city government announced changes to the operational hours of some administrative agencies while essential services will operate as usual.
Good news for Mexicans in Chicago: where the Consulate truck will be from March 17 to 21
The Mexican Consulate's mobile unit will provide various services in Calumet City, Chicago from March 17 to 21.
The City of Äänekoski Received a Significant Donation – “Really Appreciated”
Äänekoski's youth services received a donation to establish gaming stations in five locations, including high-quality gaming equipment valued at around €11,000.
Trolleybus and tram services suspended in parts of Kyiv after Russian attack
Trolleybus and tram services in Kyiv have been suspended following a Russian attack that disrupted power supply in the city.
Lack of urban buses in São Luís hampers commuting and daily routine of passengers
The strike by bus drivers in São Luís has caused significant disruptions to public transport, leaving many passengers struggling to navigate the city without urban buses.
Tenerife prepares for the worst: "It is not normal"
Tenerife's Santa Cruz city is preparing for a potential eruption of Teide volcano by developing an emergency plan to accommodate evacuees and ensure necessary services remain operational.
Actinver renews its Financial Center in Montes Urales with an experience that combines personalized attention and digital tools
Actinver has revamped its Financial Center in Mexico City to enhance client interactions by integrating personalized service with digital tools.
39 overdoses in 24 hours reported in Ontario city amid suspected toxic drug supply
A surge of 39 overdose incidents in London, Ontario has prompted an investigation into a suspected toxic drug supply distributed in the downtown area.
Bristol incident LIVE: Major emergency in UK city as police response floods road
A significant emergency response is taking place on Whitchurch Lane in Bristol, involving multiple police and ambulance vehicles, with the area currently closed to traffic.
City Hall Close to You totals 1,547 services in the Triângulo
The first edition of the 2026 program 'City Hall Close to You' successfully provided 1,547 services in just three hours in Pindamonhangaba, Brazil.
Five buildings, including a combined store and residence, completely burned; firefighters sustained minor injuries in a fire in Kamogawa City, Chiba Prefecture
A fire in Kamogawa City, Chiba Prefecture, resulted in the complete destruction of five buildings, including a combined store and residence, with firefighters sustaining minor injuries but no injuries reported among residents.
MPPE takes legal action to prevent real estate growth from collapsing infrastructure and public services in Tamandaré
The Public Ministry of Pernambuco is seeking court intervention to ensure sustainable urban growth in Tamandaré as the city anticipates a significant increase in housing units.
Council approves the creation of an emergency cabinet in the city hall of Macapá with 13 votes
The Municipal Chamber of Macapá approved the establishment of an Emergency Administrative and Financial Cabinet to ensure essential services following recent administrative upheaval.
Calgary hit with mid-March snowfall
Calgary experienced significant snowfall just before the official end of winter, causing several traffic incidents and prompting city crews to clear major roads.
City Hall opens registrations for free training courses in Serrinha; learn more
The city of Serrinha, Brazil, has opened registrations for free professional training courses aimed at boosting employment opportunities until March 18.
Taubaté City Hall authorizes up to 22% raise for Funcabes employees
The Taubaté City Hall has approved a salary increase of up to 22% for 2,599 employees of Funcabes who provide various services in the city's education system.
After massive criticism – Stockholm opens for snow removal in its own management
The City of Stockholm is set to improve its snow removal efforts as a response to ongoing public criticism and service inadequacies.
On a website, residents of São Carlos can evaluate urban cleaning services, pothole repairs, and others
The São Carlos City Hall launched a website for residents to evaluate urban maintenance services, aiming for more efficient responses to public complaints.
Calgary infrastructure needs are expected to cost $49B over next 10 years
Calgary is projected to spend $49 billion over the next decade to meet its growing infrastructure requirements according to a report presented to city councillors.
Birmingham bin workers’ strike: why did it start and when will it end?
The strike by Birmingham's bin workers, ongoing for over a year, began over proposed pay cuts and role changes, leading to a significant disruption in waste collection services in the city.
Blockades at AICM today March 11: Which access points will be affected? Alternate routes
Taxi drivers are blocking access to the Mexico City International Airport (AICM) in protest against app-based ride-sharing services.
End of horse-drawn carriages marks a new phase in Poços de Caldas
The city of Poços de Caldas announced the end of horse-drawn carriage services, introducing electric carriage services instead, while providing support for affected workers.
PSOL demands protection for trans women in investigation of center founded by Father Júlio
Federal deputy Erika Hilton and city councilor Amanda Paschoal have requested the São Paulo Public Ministry to consider the welfare of trans women affected by the closure of a community center.
AICM taxi drivers anticipate 'boycotting' the 2026 World Cup: 'Airports will be blocked if the law is not followed'
Taxi drivers from Mexico City’s International Airport have threatened to escalate protests and block airports nationwide in response to the government's lack of action against illegal taxi services from digital platforms.
Power outage causes fire outbreak at the headquarters of the Secretary of Finance of Aracaju
A power outage led to a small fire at the headquarters of the Secretary of Finance in Aracaju, Brazil, which was quickly managed by firefighters.
City Hall opens pre-registration for free neutering of dogs and cats in Piedade; see how to participate
The City Hall of Piedade has opened pre-registration for residents to book free neutering services for dogs and cats in April.