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Local leaders in Iceland suggest prioritizing a train connection between Reykjavik and Hafnarfjordur over the planned bus rapid transit system.

The Pirate Party's leadership candidates are exploring potential alliances, emphasizing the importance of shared core values.

A fire has been reported in an electrical cabinet in the Vesturbær district.

A store employee was assaulted by a thief in downtown Reykjavik.

A tour bus operated by Reykjavík Excursions veered off the road near Litla Kaffistofan, but no injuries were reported as passengers were safely transported back to the city.

Over 115,000 claims have been submitted to a damage register for Ukraine, established at a Council of Europe summit in Reykjavik, three years ago.

Einar Bárðarson is set to meet with city representatives to discuss various matters related to the restaurant business in downtown Reykjavík.

Eleven candidates are running in the upcoming primary election for the Pirate Party in Reykjavík ahead of the municipal elections.

A Reykjavik man received a six-month suspended prison sentence for assaulting another man with a motorcycle chain during a confrontation related to a dispute over a romantic partner.

Snow is expected to begin falling in the Reykjavík capital area around noon today.

Snow is expected in the capital area of Iceland today and tomorrow, with potential for children to enjoy sledding.

The article discusses potential significant shifts within the Independence Party in Reykjavik, Iceland.

The Road Administration warns of difficult driving conditions in the upper regions of the capital area due to expected snowfall.

Guðmundur Ingi has initiated formal discussions with leaders from Vor til vinstri regarding potential collaboration in the upcoming municipal elections in Reykjavík.

Eiríkur Valberg from the central investigation department of the Reykjavik police reports that they are making significant progress in the investigation into the Edition case, which had been sent back by the district prosecutor for further inquiry.

Sólveig Anna Jónsdóttir criticizes the high salary of Reykjavik's mayor, suggesting it exceeds acceptable limits.

A case involving the tragic deaths of a French couple at the Edition Hotel in Reykjavik has been returned to the police for further investigation after the initial case was deemed closed.

Reykjavik's cemeteries have issued a request to the public to refrain from feeding birds in these areas due to hygiene concerns.

The owner of the hamburger restaurant 2guys, Hjalti Vignisson, expresses frustration over repeated parking fines amid what he describes as the city's lack of understanding.

A fire in the backyard has caused concern among horsemen in Kópavogur as wildfires rise near Elliðavatn in Reykjavík.

A woman in her forties has been sentenced to thirty days of conditional imprisonment for multiple offenses, including threatening another woman with a knife and stealing her car.

The head of the Reykjavík School says that despite low enrollment, there are no plans to close the ancient languages department or discontinue Latin classes.

The Left movement in Iceland, has announced its candidacy for the upcoming city council elections in Reykjavik, led by Sanna Magdalena, with Finnur positioned sixth on the list.

Water sources in the capital region of Iceland were at risk during a recent wildfire, according to a statement from the utility company Veitur.

Last night, the police made two arrests in Reykjavik, including one for assault and another for drug-related offenses.

Firefighters in the Reykjavik area experienced a calm night following a busy day of battling wildfires, particularly near Elliðavatn.

Firefighters in the Reykjavik area were close to extinguishing a fire at Elliðavatn when they received notice of another fire near Krýsuvíkurleið.

Líf Magneudóttir wins the primary for the Left Green Movement in Reykjavík ahead of the upcoming local elections.

A grass fire broke out at Elliðavatn in Reykjavík, marking the fifth call for fire services due to similar fires in the region within a day.

A minor scrub fire at Reykjavik Airport triggered smoke sightings, with firefighters responding swiftly to extinguish the blaze.

Authorities prepared extensively in response to a report of an overturned kayak near Skildinganes, which was later confirmed to be a false alarm after thorough searches.

The capital area's fire department responded to three wildfires in under 24 hours, with two occurring the night before and one in the early morning in Hvalfjörður.

A performance of Carmen at Tjarnarbíó in Iceland showcases exceptional singing and musicianship.

Reykjavík's city council has contracted Krydd and Kavíar to supply hot meals to local social institutions after a listeria outbreak at a production kitchen.

The Green Left party in Reykjavík is currently holding a primary election with several candidates vying for top positions ahead of the municipal elections.

The head of the Icelandic Automobile Owners Association criticizes the lack of stricter regulations for contractors regarding dust pollution in Reykjavík.

A man was arrested in Reykjavik for repeatedly backing his car into a house while inebriated and was also found in possession of narcotics.

The article discusses the Icelandic musician Valdimar and his performance titled 'Over the City'.

Preschool operations in Reykjavik are facing relocations due to ongoing issues with buildings, including mold and necessary roof repairs.

Two candidates for the Left Green Movement's leadership in Reykjavík are competing for the party's nomination ahead of the upcoming municipal elections, with differing views on experience and radicalism in housing and transport.

Reykjavik City has resumed its program to distribute hot meals to residents in need.

Reykjavik Olympic athletes will each receive a grant of one million krónur.

An unprovoked assault occurred in downtown Reykjavik, with the victim not suffering severe injuries and the police currently investigating the incident.

The Húrra Reykjavík store in Iceland has been broken into for the third time in a week, with the owner suspecting the same man is responsible.

Iceland's Special Forces were deployed in response to a report of a shooting, but upon arrival, the incident was found to be unfounded.

A break-in occurred at a kindergarten in Reykjavik, where items were reported stolen.

The Progressive Party's chair criticizes the Social Democrats for misleading statements regarding his party's position on the city council list.

A clothing store in Reykjavik was burglarized twice in one week, with losses estimated at hundreds of thousands of Icelandic krónur.

A minor collision occurred in Reykjavík involving a bus and a passenger car, with no serious injuries reported.

The article discusses the behind-the-scenes activities at Reykjavik Airport and insights into the domestic flight operations of Icelandair.