Metro traffic on Line 4 in Bucharest was interrupted after a section of the tunnel ceiling collapsed onto the tracks between two stations. This incident led to the blocking of circulation on the affected line.
Anti-cesarean billboards in Bucharest are being removed, and the foundation behind them faces accusations of hindering checks and incorrect commercial practices from consumer protection authorities.
Bucharest National Airports Company announced modernization and consolidation work on the multi-story parking lot at Otopeni Airport's Arrivals Terminal, leading to the loss of 400 parking spaces and changes for ride-sharing services.
Special weather forecasts have been issued for various regions, including an outlook for Bucharest detailing when warmer temperatures are expected. Additionally, Cyprus anticipates rain in the mountains and fine dust starting Friday.
Bus lines 100 and 442 will no longer stop at the 'Henri Coandă Airport Arrivals' station starting April 22, due to ongoing construction work in the terminal area.
Access to Piața Presei Libere Passage in Bucharest will be temporarily restricted overnight for works related to the future Piața Presei Libere metro station on Metro Line 6.
Access to the Piaţa Presei Libere Passage in Bucharest will be temporarily restricted during the nights of April 21-22 and April 22-23, 2026, between 11:00 PM and 5:00 AM, according to Metrorex.
Several important intersections in Bucharest experienced traffic light malfunctions due to a power fluctuation in the electricity grid, prompting traffic brigade recommendations for drivers.
Greek artist Akylas concluded his Eurovision 2026 promotional tour, which featured him dancing sirtaki outside the Greek embassy in Bucharest. During the tour, he also had a chance encounter with Ukrainian singer Ruslana, sharing hugs and selfies.
Bucharest Mayor Nicușor Dan has been summoned to the Bucharest Court of Appeal for an interrogation in a real estate case where €1 million in damages are being sought. He faces potential agreement with the claims if he fails to appear.
Bucharest General Mayor Ciprian Ciucu criticized Nicușor Dan, stating he coordinates more with PSD than with PNL/USR, and called the political crisis in Romania "artificially generated by PSD" and "inopportune."
The "Open Streets" initiative is set to return to Bucharest, featuring expanded pedestrian zones and a variety of cultural events for residents and visitors.
Romania's Bucharest Court of Appeal has approved the extradition of Alexandru Bălan, former director of Moldova's Intelligence and Security Service, who was convicted in Chișinău for attempted treason.
A Romanian article reflects on how children used to play freely in Bucharest's streets 10-20 years ago and discusses ways for residents to reclaim their city for such activities.
Floreasca Hospital in Bucharest is experiencing a severe funding crisis, threatening its ability to procure essential medicines and sanitary materials. Health officials have acknowledged the issues and promised a return to budgetary normality in the coming month.
The RAD Sculpture Park, now in its fourth year, is presenting its largest public art exhibition to date in the CARO gardens by Lake Tei in Bucharest. The month-long event features over 100 works by more than 60 artists, showcasing art in collaboration with nature.
The Dăruiește Viață hospital in Bucharest, built through donations, celebrates two years of functioning, during which it has treated numerous patients.
The Romanian National Meteorological Administration (ANM) has issued a yellow code warning for atmospheric instability, torrential rains, storms, and strong winds across the country, including a special forecast for Bucharest, valid for Friday and Saturday.
Henri Coandă International Airport (Otopeni) in Bucharest has announced the launch of the acquisition procedure for supervision services, marking the implementation phase of its photovoltaic panel installation project. This initiative is a significant step towards green energy for the airport.
The International School of Bucharest Primary School is highlighted for its educational approach that transforms play into performance, aiming to build confident and capable learners.
Bucharest Mayor Nicușor Dan commented on a report regarding election annulment, stating that 90% of its contents could be made public and mentioning a candidate was supported by Russian infrastructure.
Reinsurer SCOR Romania is set to move its operations into a new development by Vastint located in Bucharest, indicating a significant corporate relocation.
Daniel Băluță, leader of PSD Bucharest, has accused General Mayor Ciprian Ciucu of being more concerned with "desperate political statements" than with the administration he leads. Băluță's remarks came shortly after Ciucu's deputy made statements.
The first Romanian greenhouse vegetables have appeared in markets, with prices in Bucharest reaching astronomical levels, such as 80 lei for a kilogram of tomatoes and 30 lei for cucumbers.
McDonald's is inviting the community to a 1-kilometer charity walkathon, the McDonald’s Walkathon, on May 9th as part of the Bucharest Half Marathon to support Ronald McDonald Houses.
Termoenergetica, Bucharest's heat supplier, has announced the cessation of heat provision to the capital, officially marking the end of the heating season.
The head of ITM Bucharest, Costel Grojdea, has been dismissed from his position after images surfaced of him driving a luxury Lamborghini to work. He will reportedly return to Iași following his dismissal.
Cristian Paraschiv, seeking to escape the routine of working from home, has established "Random Space" and "Random House," two vibrant creative hubs in Bucharest.
Five individuals were caught in the act and subsequently detained after stealing thousands of peonies, valued at approximately 20,000 euros, from a greenhouse in Sector 4 of Bucharest.
Ukrainian authorities have announced the launch of a new international passenger rail service this summer, which will pass through Romania and include a stop in Bucharest, en route to the Bulgarian coast.
A minor weather change has been announced for Bucharest, with warm temperatures expected until Wednesday, but temporary cloudy skies anticipated for tomorrow.
A unique Orthodox church in Bucharest features images of pagan Greco-Roman sibyls and ancient philosophers, a rare sight in the city's religious landscape. The historic monument is also known as a place where Anton Pann once sang.
Advancements in electric vehicle technology now allow a new model to complete a round trip between Bucharest and Sibiu without needing to recharge, a significant improvement over older models.
A new generation of trolleybuses has been introduced in Bucharest, featuring an alcohol interlock system that prevents the vehicle from starting if the driver fails a breathalyzer test.
Bucharest Mayor Nicușor Dan was present at Cornu Monastery on Good Friday, where he was photographed alongside local PSD officials, including the Prahova County Council president and the local mayor.
Billboards discouraging C-sections have appeared in Bucharest, sparking public outcry and prompting a USR senator to demand their immediate removal, calling them 'madness'.
The mayor of Bucharest's Sector 4, Daniel Băluță, announced that a new park named after Donald Trump will be created this year, coinciding with the 250th anniversary celebrations of the US Declaration of Independence.
Razvan Lucescu has spent over 24 hours by his father Mircea's coffin, honoring his memory alongside those who have come to pay their respects at the Bucharest stadium.
The ongoing legal battle between CNA and Realitatea Plus highlights the rapid judgment of the Realitatea case by the Bucharest Court of Appeal, which was heard on the same day it was registered, contrasting with 27 out of 38 similar cases that took over 20 days.
Bucharest's Băneasa Airport has received bids for a feasibility study aimed at its modernization, indicating plans for significant upgrades to the facility.
A feature story delves into the unexpected urban wilderness found within Bucharest. It explores how nature has reclaimed parts of the city, creating unique ecological spaces.
Greek toy retailer Jumbo has completed the acquisition of a leased store in Militari Commercial Center, Bucharest, marking its first acquisition of the year as part of a strategy to acquire operational leased stores.
Metrorex, the Bucharest Metro operator, has announced a special train schedule for the Easter 2026 holidays. From April 10-13, 2026, metro trains will operate on all lines according to weekend schedules.
The National Meteorological Administration has issued a weather forecast for Bucharest, predicting significant changes over the next two days, from April 8th to April 10th.
US President Donald Trump may delay attacks on Iran's civilian and energy infrastructure, Axios reported on Monday, citing a senior US administration official.
Doctors at the Bucharest University Hospital have provided an update on the health of former national team coach Mircea Lucescu, stating that his condition remains critical. Following several investigations, medical staff reported no positive developments regarding his health.
The villa of Basile Assan, the first Romanian to circumnavigate the world, has been demolished in Bucharest, raising questions about the preservation of historical architecture. The Sezession-style building was a significant landmark in the city.
A Bucharest court has lifted preventive measures against brothers Andrew and Tristan Tate, who are accused of human trafficking, rape, money laundering, and forming an organized crime group, releasing them from judicial control.
A dental clinic in Bucharest was fined 70,000 lei after being caught illegally dumping medical waste, including dental prostheses and used medical supplies, in Cișmigiu Park.
BASF Agricultural Solutions announced plans to hire more than 50 employees for corporate and governance roles in its Bucharest office. This expansion reflects the company's growth and investment in the region.
The SoNoRo Interferențe festival is presenting a concert in Bucharest featuring talented musicians who are recipients of its educational program scholarships.
Trading of Fidelis euro government bonds on the Bucharest Stock Exchange was suspended on Monday, April 6, due to the closure of the European T2S system for euro transactions.
Bucharest is expected to experience warm temperatures reaching up to 23 degrees Celsius today, followed by a significant cooling trend starting Tuesday, with minimum temperatures dropping to 2 degrees Celsius.
Bucharest City Hall has initiated a restructuring plan that includes a significant reduction of its staff by one-third, aiming to streamline operations and improve efficiency.
Bucharest's crucial Victoriei underpass is set to undergo a significant upgrade following years of degradation. The project aims to improve the infrastructure of the key city artery.
Bucharest City Hall announced that the Victoriei Passage will undergo consolidation and modernization, a project expected to last 28 months, with two more passages and a bridge to be rehabilitated afterward.
A first suspect has been taken for questioning in Bucharest following the discovery of an anesthesiologist stabbed to death in his apartment, which firefighters were called to extinguish after it was set ablaze.
Magnolias have begun to bloom on the streets of Bucharest, transforming the capital with spectacular colors, and a Digi24 team explored the most vibrant avenues where people are enjoying the display.
A priceless 2,500-year-old golden helmet, previously stolen, has been successfully returned to Romania. Its recovery followed a raid on a Dutch museum, and it is now back on display in Bucharest.
The 14th edition of the RBL Summit, organized by the Romanian Business Leaders Foundation, will take place on April 28-29, 2026, in Bucharest, bringing together Romanian business leaders to discuss real change in a year marked by global uncertainties.
Bucharest's Calea Victoriei and, for the first time, Ion Brezoianu Street will be closed to cars and open to pedestrians for 25 weekends as part of the "Open Streets – Bucharest" initiative, starting this Saturday.
Bucharest City Hall's 2026 budget, estimated at 8.4 billion lei, has been put up for public debate. A significant portion is allocated to investments, including two major projects.
Moldova's Commission for the Evaluation of Judges approved a modification to the composition of Evaluation Panel E following the recent appointment of Aida-Oana Popescu, a former magistrate from Bucharest, as a new international member.
A powerful explosion and subsequent fire occurred at the CET Vest power plant in Bucharest, leading to a large mobilization of emergency teams. The incident caused disruptions to energy supply and left thousands of homes without hot water.
Starting May 1, 2026, hybrid car owners in Bucharest will be required to pay for public parking, as the city eliminates the previous exemption they enjoyed.
Toto Dumitrescu, son of former footballer Ilie Dumitrescu, was sentenced to two years in prison with suspension for fleeing the scene of an accident or altering/deleting traces of its occurrence. The verdict was issued by the Sector 1 Court in Bucharest.
Bucharest Mayor Nicuşor Dan stated that an environmental NGO faces 340,000 lei in court costs, implying that organizations challenging authorities are struggling financially. He suggested that structures contesting official acts are barely surviving.
Several young cyclists were filmed riding their bikes inside a metro train in Bucharest, an incident that reportedly occurred on April 19 and was widely shared on social media platforms like Reddit.
The acclaimed Bulgarian writer Georgi Gospodinov will participate in the International Book Fair Bookfest, held in Bucharest from June 3-7, 2026, where Bulgaria is the guest of honor.
The Bucharest Court of Appeal approved the extradition of Alexandru Bălan, former director of Moldova's Intelligence and Security Service, who was sentenced to 18 months in prison by a Chişinău court for attempted crime, in a case reportedly linked to the KGB.
Romania's Ministry of Internal Affairs (MAI) has debunked a piece of fake news circulating online and on messaging platforms, which claimed that total traffic monitoring was being implemented on national roads and in Bucharest.
Controversial billboards in Bucharest, Romania, displaying anti-C-section messages have begun to be removed at the request of the Capital City Hall. Doctors had criticized the messages as lacking scientific basis, and two major advertising companies complied with the request.
Bucharest City Hall has commenced the demolition of illegal constructions within Cișmigiu Park, stating that all unauthorized structures will be removed. This action has sparked a petition to save one of the affected terraces, 'La Ciupercă.'
Pantelimon Hospital in Bucharest experienced an oxygen crisis after thieves repeatedly stole supply pipes, forcing ICU patients to be manually ventilated. The hospital officially announced it managed the crisis without consequences for patients.
Police are conducting three-day controls near Sala Palatului in Bucharest to prevent traffic blockages caused by illegal parking and to combat illicit activities associated with concerts in the area.
Bucharest City Hall has launched a new "Open Doors" initiative, offering free weekend tours to the public. Residents and visitors can now explore the historic building and learn about its significance.
Billboards displayed in Bucharest that criticize C-sections have ignited public debate and criticism, raising questions about public health messaging and women's reproductive choices in Romania.
An emergency situation arose at Pantelimon Hospital in Bucharest after its oxygen installation failed, prompting the dispatch of emergency services. Police are investigating the incident, suspecting a criminal act caused the defect.
Diana Buzoianu has lodged a complaint with consumer protection authorities and Bucharest city halls regarding billboards displaying information about C-sections, which she labels as "fake news."
Following a 112 emergency call reporting an apartment fire in Bucharest's Calea Văcărești, police and emergency services intervened. They rescued no less than 25 dogs kept in unimaginable conditions within the apartment.
The Digital Marketing Forum 2026 will bring five international speakers and the most relevant digital marketing strategies to Bucharest. This event aims to keep professionals connected to the rapid changes in the field.
According to Cushman & Wakefield Echinox, Bucharest stands out as one of the most affordable markets in Central and Eastern Europe for office fit-outs.
Bucharest's Henri Coandă Airport is accelerating its modernization process, with the tender for replacing moving walkways, elevators, and escalators now finalized.
The Darvari Hermitage, a secluded monastery in Bucharest, has been revitalized after a period of abandonment. This monument, located near the Icoana Church, is described as an oasis of peace and a place of rediscovery.
Residents of Bucharest's Sector 3 were surprised to find a strange 'island' made of paving stones appear overnight in the middle of a street, prompting humorous comparisons to Robinson Crusoe and an explanation from the Sector 3 City Hall.
Romania's National Meteorological Administration has issued a yellow code warning for strong winds in Caraș-Severin county, valid until Wednesday, with potential for similar intensifications in other regions, including Bucharest.
The demolition of the former Bancorex/BCR building in Bucharest's Calea Victoriei is progressing to prepare the site for the AFI Central Tower complex.
Bucharest's Sector 3 has proposed a local budget of nearly 2.8 billion lei for 2026, with investments and social assistance identified as key priorities.
The Mayor of Bucharest has expressed disappointment with the current state of Herăstrău Park, describing it as a 'ridiculous cacophony,' and announced a multi-stage plan for its rehabilitation.
Bucharest's General Mayor, Ciprian Ciucu, met with representatives from the hospitality sector to discuss new regulations concerning the operation of outdoor terraces in the city.
Razvan Lucescu delivered a heartfelt speech at the funeral of his father, Mircea Lucescu, who was buried with military honors after thousands paid their respects during a two-day public viewing at the National Stadium in Bucharest.
Legendary coach Mircea Lucescu was buried with military honors on April 10 in Bucharest, followed by a memorial service attended by Valentin Ceaușescu, who was photographed with Andone.
German retailer Lidl is preparing to begin construction on its largest supermarket in Romania, located in Bucharest's Obor area, with an estimated completion by Q4 this year.
The Bucharest Military Tribunal partially granted a request from lawyers and victims to limit the re-audition of witnesses in the case concerning the 2018 August 10 protests in Victory Square.
Beatrice Andreescu from Bucharest launched "Andresco Jewelry" over a decade ago, transforming personal stories into wearable treasures, a business inspired by a ring she found on the street.
An apartment in Bucharest recently caught fire due to an electric scooter charging, prompting an engineer to issue warnings about the dangers of charging such devices at normal household outlets. Similar incidents have occurred multiple times a year in Romania.
Romania's National Meteorological Administration (ANM) has issued a nationwide warning for a cold wave, heavy rainfall, and strong winds. The alert, valid until Saturday morning, includes a special extended forecast for Bucharest detailing unusual pre-Easter weather conditions.
Romania's USR party has strongly criticized Bucharest Mayor Nicușor Dan's appointments to major prosecutor's offices, alleging a flawed process led by the PSD Justice Minister.
The Bucharest Court of Appeal has ruled in favor of the company owning Realitatea Plus, suspending a decision by the National Audiovisual Council regarding the TV channel's license, a decision the CNA plans to appeal.
The new A0 – Otopeni Terminal 2 connection is reshaping the residential map of Northern Bucharest, indicating significant infrastructure development and expansion in the area.
A young man was seriously injured after an electric scooter, which was charging, exploded in an apartment in Bucharest. Preliminary information suggests the scooter overheated and caught fire.
A driver stopped by traffic police in Bucharest is under investigation for assault after hitting one of the officers while attempting to flee a vehicle check, with investigations revealing the driver was under the influence.
Major shopping centers in Bucharest will operate on a modified schedule from April 10-13 for the Easter 2026 holidays, with special hours starting on Good Friday.
Renowned football coach Mircea Lucescu remains hospitalized in Bucharest in an induced coma, with doctors at the University Hospital currently deciding on his next course of treatment. His condition has not changed overnight and remains critical.
A French and a Belgian citizen are under judicial control in Bucharest, accused of illegally importing luxury cars valued at over 1.2 million euros, knowing they were proceeds of crime.
Former US President Donald Trump has declined an invitation to attend the B9 summit scheduled for May 13 in Bucharest, Romania, with sources suggesting that Secretary of State Marco R. might attend on behalf of the US instead.
Two Ukrainians accused of planning a sabotage operation in Bucharest, involving incendiary packages at a Ukrainian courier company, have been indicted by DIICOT prosecutors.
A 72-year-old doctor was found murdered and his apartment set on fire in Bucharest, with a 39-year-old woman identified as the primary suspect. Prosecutors have detailed the crime, and the suspect has been detained pending an arrest proposal.
Bucharest's subway fares are reportedly set to increase again next month. This potential rise follows previous adjustments and impacts daily commuters in the Romanian capital.
Romanian football coach Mircea Lucescu has been hospitalized in Bucharest, leading to his son Răzvan Lucescu's urgent arrival and extensive filming of the family, which has sparked public debate about media ethics.
The Finanțe neighborhood in Bucharest, originally intended for Ministry of Finance officials, was transformed by communists in the 1950s into a settlement for rural migrants.
Se spune că nu există Paște fără cozonac pe masă. Din fericire, Bucureștiul s-a umplut de brutării și cofetării care tratează cozonacul cu respectul pe care îl merită: cu ingrediente curate,…
A look into the history of public transport in Bucharest 150 years ago reveals how tram and bus drivers were paid. The emergence of horse-drawn trams and later electric trams created a kind of working-class elite in the city.
Five individuals, four men and one woman, were involved in a fight at Băneasa Airport in Bucharest shortly after their plane landed, with the altercation reportedly starting on the aircraft.
The Maria Montessori Home kindergarten in Liziera de Lac, the first Montessori kindergarten in eastern Bucharest, has opened registrations. It aims to provide a nurturing environment for children's development.
Social-Democrat deputy Petre Emanoil Neagu from Buzău, a former president of the County Council, participated in the National Political Bureau meeting of the PNL in Bucharest, accompanied by the leader of the liberal county organization, Adrian Mocanu, sparking strong reactions within the PSD.
The article explores the historical significance and potential revival of the Oteteleșanu Mansion in Bucharest, once a symbol of high society and host to prestigious European balls.
Bucharest is implementing a program offering free sterilization and microchipping services for mixed-breed dogs, aiming to manage the stray dog population.
A fire at the CET Vest power plant in Bucharest has left approximately 2,300 buildings in four western sectors without hot water, with affected consumers being redirected to CET Grozăvești.
The Bucharest City Hall demolished the well-known 'La Biblioteca' terrace and an event hall in Cișmigiu Park, citing ignored warnings and fines for occupying public space.
The Greek Ministry of Interior-Macedonia and Thrace is preparing for the third stop of its outreach tour in the Balkans, which will take place in Bucharest with broad participation from economic stakeholders.
Romanian Prime Minister Marcel Ciolacu has responded to accusations that he is renting a luxury apartment in Bucharest with Sorina Docuz, stating it is an apartment, not a penthouse, and he is not paying the rent. The property was reportedly acquired by a Buzău-based company.
Bulgaria has been designated as the guest of honor for the Bookfest International Book Fair, scheduled to take place in Bucharest in 2026. This announcement highlights future cultural exchange between the two nations.
Alexandru Balan, the former deputy director of Moldova's Security and Intelligence Service (SIB), is set to be extradited to Moldova from Romania. The Bucharest Court of Appeal approved his extradition, as he was previously convicted for attempted disclosure of state secrets.
Bucharest's public transport company (STB) is experiencing a loss of drivers, while its administrative structure remains largely unchanged, with details on average salaries also reported.
Daniel Băluţă, president of PSD Bucharest, stated that the PSD would put a stop to divisive behavior, questioning the difference between the current premier and a presidential candidate whose elections were annulled.
Romanian politician George Simion was observed at a PSD meeting in Timișoara, where he delivered a message to the social democrats. Separately, he also met with Călin Georgescu at the National Library, discussing the opposition's plans.
Alex Petricean, a prominent figure in contemporary Romanian gastronomy, is profiled for his journey from opening a fine dining restaurant in Bucharest, Noua Bucatarie Romaneascát, to focusing on local ingredients. He questions why trout with polenta couldn't be as good as salmon.
The Bucharest Police announced that they have apprehended a 65-year-old man suspected of causing problems with the oxygen installation at Pantelimon Hospital in the Capital by stealing a piece of...
The Bucharest Airports National Company has announced the start of the acquisition process for supervision services for a project to install photovoltaic panels at Henri Coandă International Airport.
The Bucharest Court of Appeal has clarified the exceptionally swift judgment of the CNA – Realitatea Plus case, attributing it to the urgent nature stipulated by law, contrasting with many similar cases that face long delays.
Hungarian opposition figure Péter Magyar publicly criticized the state broadcaster during an interview, accusing it of "lying news" and threatening to shut down its services. This extraordinary confrontation marks a significant challenge to the media landscape.
Bucharest Mayor Nicușor Dan clarified in an interview with EuropaFM why he was not present at the wake of renowned coach Mircea Lucescu, where many public figures paid their respects.
Bucharest's Sector 3 City Hall has completed a new sidewalk featuring trees planted directly in the middle of the paving, leaving no clear path for pedestrians and drawing public criticism.
A new underground passage is being planned at Henri Coandă Airport with the aim of easing traffic flow towards Bucharest. This project by CNAB seeks to streamline congestion and improve access to the capital.
The Romanian railway company CFR SA is looking to acquire security services for Bucharest North Station and its capital branch office, allocating over 3 million lei for the contract.
The Romanian College of Physicians has reacted strongly to anti-C-section billboards appearing in Bucharest, stating that the claims presented on them are "lacking scientific basis."
An investigative site revealed that the Corporate Transparency Foundation, known for promoting conspiracy theories, is responsible for the anti-cesarean billboards displayed across Bucharest.
Romania has won an international arbitration case concerning the Casa Radio project in Bucharest, avoiding hundreds of millions of euros in compensation payments.
Bucharest City Hall announced on Monday that it has begun raising pedestrian crossings in areas where drivers tend to speed, and a feasibility study for illuminating 140 pedestrian crossings is complete.
Romania's National Meteorological Administration has issued a special forecast for Bucharest with pleasant temperatures and variable skies, alongside a yellow code warning for strong winds in Caraș-Severin county.
The traditional Tip Top confectionery chain has begun renovation work to reopen an emblematic Bucharest unit in Drumul Taberei Square, which has been closed for over a decade.
Bucharest Mayor Nicușor Dan shared a message on X for Easter, emphasizing the holiday as a reminder of hope's triumph and the power of rebirth, and a moment to return to core values.
Bucharest's General Mayor, Ciprian Ciucu, expressed dissatisfaction with Herăstrău Park's urban furniture, calling it a "ridiculous cacophony," and announced plans for a public debate on the park's future.
New Yutong U12 electric trolleybuses recently introduced in Bucharest feature advanced technology, including a breathalyzer system that prevents the vehicle from starting if the driver has consumed alcohol. This initiative aims to enhance public transport safety.
Two prominent foreign footballers, Dmytro Chygrynskiy and Tomáš Hübschman, reportedly traveled secretly to Bucharest to attend the funeral of Mircea Lucescu. Their presence at the ceremony was seen as a profound gesture of gratitude.
Public transport ticket prices in Bucharest, for both STB and Metrorex, are proposed to increase from 3 to 5 lei, following earlier announcements of fare hikes.
Mircea Lucescu, a renowned Romanian football coach who passed away on April 7 at age 80, was buried with military honors at Bellu Cemetery in Bucharest, leading to road restrictions for the ceremony.
The Bucharest Court of Appeal has ruled to suspend the decision by the National Audiovisual Council (CNA) to withdraw the license for Gold FM radio station, marking another legal victory for a media outlet against the regulatory body.
The article details the impoverished childhood of Mircea Lucescu, growing up in a small room with his family of five children in a poor neighborhood of Bucharest.
AROBS, a company listed on the Bucharest Exchange, has successfully completed the process of integrating its various group entities into a single, unified structure. This move aims to streamline operations and enhance efficiency.
Există un detaliu tehnic pe care Beata Javorcik, economistul șef al Băncii Europene pentru Reconstrucție și Dezvoltare, îl menționează aproape în treacăt în discuția cu HotNews, dar care spune mai…
The coffin of Mircea Lucescu is on display at the National Arena in Bucharest as part of a three-day farewell, which will culminate in a military funeral on Friday.
TikTok is reportedly doubling down on its investment in Finland by establishing a second data center, a €1 billion project, to bolster its infrastructure in the European region.
Bucharest City Hall announced it is developing new regulations for terraces in the city center, aiming to establish clear operating conditions that are both attractive and compliant with legislation.
Nearly a quarter of all practicing doctors in Romania are concentrated in Bucharest, leading to significant imbalances in medical coverage across other counties. This highlights disparities in healthcare access throughout the country.
The Romanian rental market experienced a moderate 3.7% increase in average national rent in March 2026 compared to March 2025. Tenants in Bucharest pay nearly 70% more than those in Arad, according to a Storia analysis.
Police intervened in Bucharest after Fulgy, son of the Clejanii musical duo, threatened to ignite gas in his apartment and blow up the building, leading to his hospitalization.
Chinese businessman Chen Zhaohong intends to construct 18 storage halls on a 2.3-hectare plot north of Bucharest, marking a new Chinese investment in Romania's logistics park market. The project is located across from American group Corteva's seed station.
Bucharest's Street Administration has begun installing bollards on sidewalks to prevent drivers from parking illegally and to enhance pedestrian safety, a measure requested by the city's general mayor.
Ten individuals have been preventatively arrested, and five others are sought by police, following a street brawl involving machetes and knives between two groups in Sector 5 of Bucharest, Romania.
Metrorex, the Bucharest metro operator, has proposed a 40-50% increase in tariffs, set to take effect from May 1st, with a monthly pass potentially rising to 140 lei from 100 lei.
Prosecutors and police conducted five home searches in Bucharest and Ilfov, Romania, as part of an investigation into the illegal import of 15 luxury cars from Andorra using falsified documents.
The NXP Cup Romania competition was held in Bucharest, bringing together students passionate about technology, robotics, and embedded systems to design autonomous vehicles.
The Uzbek-Romanian Business Forum held in Bucharest has received positive feedback, highlighting successful discussions and potential collaborations between the two nations.
Renowned football coach Mircea Lucescu has been hospitalized in Bucharest and placed in an artificial coma after a severe deterioration of his health. His son, Razvan Lucescu, is traveling to Romania, and public figures like Simona Halep have expressed support.
A drunk driver was pursued by police through the streets of Bucharest after refusing to stop, eventually being intercepted, but not before attempting to flee again and injuring a traffic officer.
A Palm Sunday pilgrimage is scheduled for Saturday, April 4, 2026, in Bucharest, with events starting at 3:00 PM at the National Cathedral, prompting the Traffic Police to announce special circulation measures and restrictions.