Eyþór Arnalds, an Independence Party city councillor who ran for mayor in the last municipal elections, has announced his withdrawal from the primary elections of
The cost of catering Reykjavík City Council meetings, which caused a stir in the media yesterday, was overestimated by the Department of Finance and Risk
The Reykjavík Counsel for Culture, Sports, and Recreation has submitted a proposal to City Council advising that Myrkir músíkdagar (Dark Music Days) and the Reykjavík
New technology aimed at making pedestrians more visible to oncoming traffic when crossing the street will be put into operation in five places around Reykjavík
Expensive grass planted in a controversial City of Reykjavík restoration project was ripped up last night, RÚV reports. The grass was imported from Denmark specially for the
There are more women than men on three out of six of the City of Reykjavík’s standing councils. This is not in compliance with gender
