Pétur H. Marteinsson, leader of the Social Democratic Alliance in Reykjavík, believes it is most likely that the Independence Party and the Centre Party will form the majority in the Reykjavík city council for the next four years.

Historian Stefán Pálsson, a substitute city councilor for the Left in Reykjavík, suspects that the results of the recent local elections will hasten the next parliamentary elections. He predicts a potential collapse of the current government.

A cash register was stolen from a store in downtown Reykjavík, though police reported that entertainment activities in the city center largely proceeded without incident.

Latest election results indicate a major political shift in Reykjavík, suggesting significant changes in the city's governance.

Erling Edwald, son of Ari Edwalds, leader of the Center Party in Reykjavík, says he is very pleased with the party's good support according to the latest figures.

Icelandic singer Ágúst Þór is set to be the sing-along host at the National Festival in Eyjar this summer, in addition to his other engagements.

Silja Sóley Birgisdóttir, the leader of the Socialist Party in Reykjavík, believes she will secure a seat as a city councilor as the municipal election polling stations prepare to close.

Ari Edwald, the leader of the Centre Party in Reykjavík, expressed a positive feeling for the day after casting his vote in the municipal elections.

Kristín A. Árnadóttir, a former ambassador and candidate for the Viðreisn party in Reykjavík, has stated that she does not intend to vote for the party she is representing.

A cyclist was hit by a car in the Hlíðahverfi district of Reykjavík and subsequently hit the car in retaliation.

Officials in Reykjavík have signed declarations of intent to develop new residential housing within the city. These agreements aim to increase the availability of housing in the Icelandic capital.

Police in the capital region of Reykjavík charged seven individuals overnight for driving with studded tires in the city center, stating that they have had enough of their use.

Ingvar Jónsson, goalkeeper for Icelandic champions Víkingur from Reykjavík, has been diagnosed with malignant cancer and is now undergoing drug treatment for the disease. His club has requested media respect his and his family's privacy during this time.

Loftorka employees completed paving work on the new bridge over Breiðholtsbraut, a project that is part of the Arnarnesvegur construction aimed at connecting upper Kópavogur and Breiðholt in Reykjavík.

Reykjavík's per capita debt sharply increased by 86% between 2014 and 2025, while Hafnarfjörður's debt rose by 9% and Kópavogur's debt decreased by 22% during the same period.

The Reykjavík District Court has overturned a decision by the Chief Medical Officer, allowing Intuens Segulómun ehf. to provide imaging services without requiring doctor referrals.

Several public swimming pools in Reykjavík are scheduled to close temporarily this summer for maintenance, with Sundhöll Reykjavíkur facing the longest closure from May 26.

Artist Jóhann Eyfells' 16-ton sculptures have been transported from Texas to their new home in Reykjavik, Iceland.

Homeowners in Ártúnshöfði, Reykjavík, demanded answers from candidates regarding the “completely bankrupt” situation concerning land lease agreements at a meeting yesterday.

A serious data leak concerning the publication of Reykjavík City's annual financial statements has been reported to the city council and is now under investigation by financial authorities.

Guðmundur Ingi Þóroddsson, a politician from Reykjavík, has removed a video showing him dancing to AI-generated music, acknowledging it was a lapse in judgment.

A survey by the Icelandic Chamber of Commerce indicates that voters in Reykjavík want to see improvements in school matters, favor austerity in city operations, and do not want restrictions on private cars.

Hildur Björnsdóttir, a Reykjavík city councilor, requested and received information regarding the mayor's use of a city-issued credit card in January, following public scrutiny.

Residents in Reykjavík's Vals neighborhood are preparing to file a lawsuit against the city if their compensation claim for damages they believe they have incurred is not approved.

'There is extensive and good oversight of all city purchases, and the same applies to the mayor as to everyone else,' says Mayor Heiða Björg Hilmisdóttir. Reykjavík City staff...

Two individuals remain in custody until May 20th in connection with an assault in a Reykjavík parking garage, which is being investigated as attempted murder.

A cyclist was struck by a car at the intersection of Kringlumýrarbraut and Miklubraut in Reykjavík earlier this morning.

A poll indicates that nearly 30% of respondents want Hildur Björnsdóttir to be the next mayor of Reykjavík.

Data reveals a significant difference in credit card usage among three Reykjavík mayors, with Heiða Björg Hilmisdóttir spending nearly twice as much as Einar Þorsteinsson since taking office.

Substances commonly found in medicines have been identified in Icelandic surface waters, according to recent monitoring by the Environment and Energy Agency, with samples taken in sites including Reykjavíkurtjörn.

Fiðringur, a talent competition for 8th-10th graders in North Iceland, similar to Reykjavík's Skrekkur, will showcase student-created acts at Hof in Akureyri on May 6th.

Reykjavík City Council has raised serious objections to the district commissioner's decision to offer only one location for advance voting in the entire capital region.

DesignMarch, one of Reykjavík’s leading cultural festivals, commences today, May 6, and will run until May 10. The event brings together designers, architects, and creative professionals from Iceland and abroad, organized by Iceland Design and Architecture.

The European Court of Human Rights was divided on whether Lárus Welding's right to a fair trial was violated when an expert co-judge was appointed in his case before the Reykjavík District Court, ultimately acquitting the state.

The cruise ship Le Commandant Charot arrived in Reykjavík today, with its passengers being the first to use Vör, Faxaflóahafnir's new passenger terminal at Viðeyjarsund.

Sólveig Anna Jónsdóttir, head of Efling, criticized Prime Minister Kristrún Frostadóttir for attacking the Kópavogur model while ignoring the 'terrible state of affairs in Reykjavík'.

The first Icelandic chili pepper festival, the Reykjavík Chilli Festival, was held in Gamla Bíó, organized by two friends due to growing interest in chili peppers in Iceland.

The owners of Öldungur hf., the parent company of Reykjavík's Sóltún nursing home, have paid themselves over three billion ISK, including a nearly 1.2 billion ISK capital reduction approved by the tax office last November.

The Reykjavík District Court has sentenced a man to ten months in prison for repeated stalking of a woman over 14 years, also ordering him to pay 250,000 ISK in damages.

The Socialist Party in Reykjavík has introduced "Rósa Parks," a new parking app intended to replace private parking apps like Easypark and Parka, which would be owned by the city.

The Herjólfur III, which serves as a backup vessel for Herjólfur IV, is expected to receive its seaworthiness certificate next week. The ferry has been docked in Sundahöfn, Reykjavík, recently.

A new Maskína poll conducted for Sýn reveals that Sanna Magdalena Mörtudóttir, leader of Vinstrisins, is the most trusted political leader among Reykjavík residents, while Sigfús Aðalsteinsson of Okkar borgar is the least trusted.

Public transport services in Reykjavík will become free for primary school children starting next month. The proposal was approved by the city council on February 3rd, with Mayor Heiða Björg Hilmisdóttir presenting the motion to the city board today.

Reykjavík City Council has approved the opening of a new operational unit for Klettaskóli at the former Korpu school starting next autumn, 2026, to accommodate the increasing student numbers at the school, relocating its youth department and after-school activities.

Reykjavík City has incurred significant costs from employee sick leave in recent years, raising concerns about the potential misuse of sick leave rights.

An expert from Reykjavík City's Equality School states that many individuals, both young and adult, are in unhealthy relationships without realizing it, emphasizing the crucial role of adults as positive role models.

The Icelandic government's newly announced housing package, aiming to build up to 1,400 apartments on state-owned land in Reykjavík, is being met with skepticism, with critics saying it offers little new.

Íslandshótel will assume operations of two prominent Reykjavík hotels, Hilton Reykjavík Nordica and Reykjavík Natura Hotel, starting September 1st.

German sailors who were on board a merchant ship off the coast of Iceland when World War II broke out fled and came ashore in Reykjavík. This is discussed in a lecture today.

The agreement for scheduled flights between Vestmannaeyjar (Westman Islands) and Reykjavík will be extended, and the number of daily flights will be increased to two. This decision by the Ministry of Infrastructure aims to address transportation difficulties in the Vestmannaeyjar region.

"We have started spring construction in the city," says Ólöf Örvarsdóttir, director of the environment and planning department of Reykjavík City. On Friday, among other things...

A meeting titled 'Smoother Route – Ideas Wanted' was held at Hilton Nordica in Reykjavík to discuss traffic matters in the capital region of Iceland.

A French woman has been charged in connection with a death that occurred at a hotel in Reykjavík. The incident is being investigated as a mysterious family tragedy.

An Icelandic Sports Association court has overturned the Reykjavík Dance Association's decision to deny a man membership, despite previous complaints of inappropriate behavior against him.

Rubbish has been found scattered in open areas around the SORPA waste reception and sorting centre in Gufunes, northeastern Reykjavík. This issue tends to emerge each spring as snow begins to melt, according to local reports.

New data from Reykjavík City Council indicates a majority of financial support recipients in the Icelandic capital are currently unemployed. In February, 1,173 residents received assistance, with 60% classified as unemployed.

The People's Party (Flokkur fólksins) presented its key policy issues for the upcoming Reykjavík city council elections at Tjarnarbíó, with further presentations planned for residents.

Thousands of people gathered in Reykjavík for the 'Green Walk' (Græna gangan) to raise awareness and advocate for nature conservation, with speeches, poems, and musical acts performed.

Dagur B. Eggertsson, a member of parliament and former mayor of Reykjavík, questioned the statement by Hekla CEO Friðbert Friðbertsson that the city lost billions due to the time taken for agreements on the Hekla site.

The Social Democratic Alliance (Samfylkingin) has made changes to its election management team in Reykjavík ahead of the upcoming municipal elections.

Ævar Þór Benediktsson, Birna Daníelsdóttir, and Jón St. Kristjánsson have been awarded the Reykjavík City Children's Book Awards.

Reykjavík City reportedly lost billions due to unusual work practices and indecisiveness in its dealings with Hekla regarding the conversion of a plot of land on Laugavegur into a residential area.

A tire workshop in Reykjavík, Iceland, is experiencing high demand, with its next available appointment not until May 12. The manager noted strong performance, comparing it to a good handball game.

A car overturned on Hringbraut in Reykjavík this morning. The driver, who was the sole occupant, managed to exit the vehicle uninjured and was attended to by paramedics at the scene.

Preschool children in Reykjavík enjoyed a performance by Dr. Gunni, the festival's composer, as a warm-up for the Children's Culture Festival, which is officially set to open in Harpa's Eldborg hall.

An internal audit report by Reykjavík City concerning the highly criticized Álfabakki building project might not be released before the upcoming municipal elections, raising concerns about transparency.

A new political party, 'Góðan daginn' (Good Day), is set to run in the upcoming municipal elections in Reykjavík, Iceland, for the first time. The party emerged from discussions among people seeking change in the city.

The Icelandic Independence Party secured nine seats in the Reykjavík city council elections. Following the results, discussions are underway regarding potential majority coalition options.

Following the recent elections in Reykjavík, sixteen new city councilors have been appointed. Initial analyses also indicate that pre-election polls were notably close to the final results.

Margt kemur á óvart í niðurstöðum sveitarstjórnarkosninganna, segja stjórnmálafræðinemar sem fylgdust grannt með framvindu mála úr partíi í Fossvoginum í Reykjavík.

Helgi Áss Grétarsson, sem skipar 5. sæti á lista Miðflokksins í Reykjavík, segir fyrstu tölur kvöldsins líta vel út og að úrslitin gefi tilefni til bjartsýni.

As votes are being counted in today's municipal elections, live updates indicate that the ruling majority in Reykjavik has collapsed.

Ari Edwald, oddviti Miðflokksins í Reykjavík, sagðist afslappaður og spenntur fyrir kvöldinu.

Following the municipal elections, a right-wing government coalition appears to be in sight for the city of Reykjavík.

The Independence Party shows significant lead in Reykjavík's Grafarvog district with 47% support, while the Centre Party measures 18% and the Social Democratic Alliance 10%.

Reykjavík City's planning officer has issued a construction permit for the reconstruction of street and sidewalks on Laugavegur, from Katrínartún to Bolholt, as part of the first phase of the Borgarlína public transport project.

Political leaders in Reykjavík engaged in a heated debate, with demands for loyalty being made towards the Reform Party (Viðreisn). The discussions included a leader being unable to answer a specific question, indicating internal political tensions.

A report indicates that most mayors in Iceland's largest municipalities do not possess procurement cards, unlike the mayor of Reykjavík, with scrutiny focusing on "pizza offers and other trifles" in their public posts.

Leaders of the five political parties vying for seats on the Reykjavík city council participated in a debate hosted by Morgunblaðið ahead of Saturday's municipal elections.

The Icelandic skateboarding community is expressing strong dissatisfaction with Reykjavík City's plans to host a street market on Austurstræti and Ingólfstorg this summer.

Heiða Björg Hilmisdóttir, the mayor of Reykjavík, mistakenly paid twice for her flight home from Japan. The error occurred during her trip related to President Halla Tómasdóttir's official visit to Japan last year.

A controversial wooden shed built by children in West Reykjavík will be allowed to stand, at least until October, after Reykjavík City had initially planned to remove it.

The Reykjavík District Court ruled that the Director of Health's decision to deny Intuens endoscopy's request to offer screening without referrals was unlawful. The court overturned the decision and ordered the Director of Health to pay legal costs.

An election test by RÚV highlights significant disagreements among the eleven parties running in Reykjavík, particularly concerning urban planning and preschool matters, though some issues show broad consensus.

The influx of foreign citizens has been the primary driver of population growth in Iceland's capital region in recent years, particularly in Reykjavík.

The influx of foreign citizens has been the primary driver of population growth in the Reykjavik capital region since the beginning of 2020, with Icelandic citizens showing only modest growth.

Residents in Reykjavík's Vatnsmýri area are planning to file a formal compensation claim against the city due to changes in the zoning plan for the 'I-plot,' which they claim affects their views.

Two adjustments have been made to polling stations in Reykjavík in preparation for the municipal elections scheduled for Saturday.

Hildur Björnsdóttir claims the majority in Reykjavík failed, citing communication between the former Pirate Party leader Dóra Björt Guðjónsdóttir and former mayor Einar Þorsteinsson regarding a warehouse at Álfabakki 2a without informing the minority.

Pétur Marteinsson, leader of the Social Democratic Alliance in Reykjavík, has expressed serious concerns regarding the city councilor Heiða Björg Hilmisdóttir's use of the city's credit card.

An email from Dóra Björt Guðjónsdóttir to Reykjavík Mayor Einar Þorsteinsson states that a warehouse at Álfabakki 2a is not a welcoming presence for the neighborhood and its operations seem out of place.

A disoriented oystercatcher bird has repeatedly made its way into an electrical store on Blikastaðavegur in Reykjavík over recent days, according to a salesman and consultant at the store.

One individual sustained minor injuries and was taken to the hospital following a rear-end collision on an exit ramp in the Reykjavík area of Iceland.

A proposal for reception departments in Reykjavík, previously rejected in December, now appears to have unexpected consensus, with at least one majority party changing its stance.

Reykjavík Mayor Heiða Björg Hilmisdóttir has stated that her use of the city's purchasing card for work-related expenses is "completely normal" amidst scrutiny.

The Icelandic Court of Appeals has upheld the Reykjavík District Court's sentence of 12 months in prison for brothers Elías and Jónas Shamsudin for serious drug and enrichment offenses.

The city of Reykjavík has postponed its plans to allow all elementary school children in the city to travel for free on Strætó buses, a program that was initially scheduled for May and June.

The Independence Party is polling at 27.9% in Reykjavík for the upcoming municipal elections, widening its lead over the Social Democratic Alliance, which stands at 18%. However, the party's support has decreased since the last measurement.

The new board of the Association of Preschool Parents in Reykjavík (Samleik-R), with Halla Gunnarsdóttir as secretary, supports a ban on processed foods, a stance adopted after their general meeting in March.

Björg Magnúsdóttir, the leader of Viðreisn in Reykjavík, has strongly criticized the Social Democratic Alliance (Samfylkingin) on Facebook, accusing them of mismanaging the city's kindergartens.

Students from the Commercial College of Iceland celebrated their 'sweater day' by parading through downtown Reykjavík in traditional Icelandic attire and anoraks, performing old Icelandic dances like the 'skottís' in Ingólfstorg square.

The City of Reykjavík is offering 100 summer jobs for young people born in 2009 or earlier. Registration for the waiting list for these positions has now opened.

The Reykjavík City Council has approved a lease agreement with Selið Fasteignafélag ehf. for preschool and primary school activities at Ármúli 28-30, also approving a zoning change to allow for building expansion and outdoor areas.

Women gathered at Domux vox in Reykjavík to celebrate the 70th birthday of choir conductor Margrét Jóhanna Pálmadóttir, describing her as a unique woman and a force of nature.

Reykjavík police were busy overnight after a tourist, dressed only in underwear, was unable to locate their hotel. The incident occurred in the city center and western parts of Reykjavík.

Reykjavík has deployed yellow-painted bicycles to draw attention to road safety issues, aiming to increase awareness among drivers regarding the safety of pedestrians and cyclists.

A raffle was held today in front of Reykjavík City Hall to raise funds in support of the city itself.

Police were called to downtown Reykjavík after a passenger refused to pay for a taxi fare and subsequently caused damage to the vehicle. The incident required law enforcement intervention.

Sigurður Snorrason, owner of Reykjavík Bruggfélag, is actively seeking a lost mural that was once located in the lobby of Tónabíó in Skipholt, now an open venue where music has returned.

Iceland's Landsréttur court upheld a Reykjavík District Court ruling, ordering a man to repay his father's widow 16.4 million Icelandic króna that he received from his parents' estate in 2022.

The Left-Green alliance in Reykjavík, a joint candidacy of the Left-Greens and Spring to the Left, has unveiled its platform for the May 16 city council elections, emphasizing Reykjavík as a city of peace and human rights for all.

Iceland has secured a plot of land on Hólmsheiði from Reykjavík City to build a secure facility for criminally insane individuals who have committed serious offenses, and also for convicted offenders deemed unlikely to be suitable for regular prisons.

The building at Ásvallagata 19, home to one of Iceland's most famous neighborhood stores, Kjötborg, has been listed for sale on mbl.is.

The Reykjavík Chamber of Commerce is holding a live-streamed meeting to discuss the upcoming 2026 municipal elections in the city.

A new housing package in Iceland, planning to build up to 1,400 apartments on state land in Reykjavík, is being criticized for failing to address the immediate housing crisis.

Union leaders Kári Sigurðsson and Sólveig Anna Jónsdóttir accuse Reykjavík City of failing to take responsibility for compensating employees for damages suffered during their work.

Police in the capital region were called to a home in Árbær, Reykjavík, around 4 AM after reports of a man having suffered a serious stabbing attack.

Reykjavík Mayor Heiða Björg Hilmisdóttir denies that the announcement of constructing 1,200–1,400 apartments on state-owned land in Reykjavík, made two weeks before local elections, is an election stunt.

The Icelandic Sports Association's court has overturned the Reykjavík Dance Association's decision to deny a man membership, despite allegations of inappropriate behavior towards younger practitioners.

Reykjavik City's operations recorded a deficit of over 5 billion Icelandic Króna, specifically 5.3 billion ISK, according to recent reports.

A search and rescue operation was launched for a man in distress at Háafoss waterfall in Iceland, involving a Coast Guard helicopter. The man was later found deceased at the location.

A unique Icelandic embroidery artwork will be exhibited in Reykjavík before being sent to a museum in Belgium for display.

A quarter fewer people are receiving financial assistance in Reykjavík than before, with 15% of those receiving aid due to unemployment having received payments for twelve months or longer. In February, 1,173 people received financial assistance from the city, 60% of whom were unemployed.

Construction on the Sæborg kindergarten in Reykjavík has been unexpectedly delayed, allowing the city to offer additional kindergarten places this autumn that were previously unavailable.

The Icelandic series 'Reykjavík Fusion,' airing on Arte, follows a passionate chef who becomes entangled with criminals involved in money laundering, threatening his dream of owning his own restaurant.

The RVK Noise Fest, an experimental noise music festival, was held for the second time in a small back house in downtown Reykjavík on April 18-19, celebrating various forms of noise music.

The Icelandic Independence Party (Sjálfstæðisflokkurinn) presented its election priorities for Reykjavík, with leader Hildur Björnsdóttir emphasizing immediate actionable plans under the slogan 'Strax-D'.

A part of Reykjavík, Norðlingaholt, has been identified as the most exposed area to volcanic eruptions and lava flow, according to a recent assessment.

The Indian Embassy recently hosted a splendid coffee reception at the Hilton Reykjavík Nordica hotel, where Indian coffee was introduced.

Children attending summer courses organized by the City of Reykjavík this summer may not be able to enjoy grilled hot dogs, a long-standing tradition at such camps, sparking debate over 'extreme paternalism'.

Sotheby's, the renowned auction house, has announced an upcoming auction featuring memorabilia from the historic 1972 World Chess Championship match between Bobby Fischer and Boris Spassky, held in Reykjavík.

The police investigation into a major chase in Reykjavík last week, which ended with a driver being stopped at Stefnisvogur in Vogabyggð, has concluded and will be sent to the prosecution in the coming days.

The director of a local organization stated that Reykjavík city's handling of a homeless shelter fueled fear among residents. A nearby resident described placing the shelter in the middle of a residential area as "crazy."

Reykjavík City plans to invest 10 million Icelandic Króna to enhance downtown concert venues by reactivating the Concert Venue Improvement Fund, which was previously active from 2020 to 2022.

Ari Edwald, leader of the Centre Party in Reykjavík, expressed satisfaction with his party's success in the city but stated he was unaware of any ongoing majority coalition talks, noting little time has been given for such discussions.

Thirty-two absentee ballots cast in Reykjavík were invalidated due to incorrect markings, indicating an irregularity in the voting process.

Ríkisstjórnarflokkarnir þrír, Samfylking, Flokkur fólksins og Viðreisn, eru með samanlagt 32% fylgi í Reykjavík miðað við fyrstu tölur.

Stefán Pálsson, sem skipar þriðja sæti á lista Vinstrisins í Reykjavík, telur að út frá tölum í öðrum sveitarfélögum megi telja að líkur hans á að ná kjöri sem borgarfulltrúi séu minni en áður.

Snorri Másson þingmaður Miðflokksins og eiginkona hans Nadine Guðrún Yaghi láta sig ekki vanta á kosningavöku Miðflokksins í Reykjavík í kvöld.

The close election results in Reykjavík are expected to complicate the formation of a majority government in Iceland, leading to potential coalition challenges.

Just over one-third of eligible voters in Reykjavík have already cast their ballots, indicating ongoing participation in the local election or referendum.

Preparations are nearing completion at the ÍR sports hall in Reykjavík, where votes for the municipal elections will be counted.

Voters in Reykjavík are reportedly split on their preferred coalition, indicating a potentially complex political landscape for the city's governance.

The leading mayoral candidates for Reykjavík are participating in a live-streamed debate.

Historian Guðjón Friðriksson has been designated as the 9th honorary citizen of the capital city, Reykjavík.

Vilma Thorarensen discusses her family's home life during the election period, as her husband, Ingimar Þór Friðriksson, leads the 'Góður dagur' party list in Reykjavík.

Police in the capital region are investigating an assault and robbery that occurred overnight in the Hafnarfjörður area, leading to the arrest of a man in western Reykjavík.

Hildur Björnsdóttir, leader of the Independence Party in Reykjavík, accuses Prime Minister Kristrún Frostadóttir of spreading falsehoods about the Independence Party's policy.

Older individuals are less inclined to report instances of violence to the police, particularly when the perpetrator is a family member or caregiver, according to Eva Lind Vestmann of Reykjavík City.

Hildur Björnsdóttir, leader of the Independence Party in Reykjavík, has proposed initiating preparations for extensive new housing development along the city's coastline during the next term.

Several swimming pools in Reykjavík are scheduled for maintenance closures this summer, with some facilities, including seven pools, expected to be closed for up to a month. These closures are for necessary upkeep.

Andrými has been awarded the Reykjavík City Human Rights Award 2026 by Mayor Heiða Björg Hilmisdóttir for its unique volunteer initiative providing facilities for grassroots groups and individuals.

Reykjavík City Hall's compliance officer has reported a serious and illegal leak of insider information from late April to the financial supervisory authority. The incident is linked to news coverage by mbl.is regarding annual financial data.

Waste collection costs for households in Reykjavík have risen nearly twice as fast as general price levels, increasing by 104% in real terms since 2008, significantly more than other household expenses.

A former gas station plot in Reykjavik, initially granted to Olís by the city without charge, has seen its value multiply after the city approved its transfer from an oil company-linked entity to a construction contractor, resulting in billions in profit.

A man armed with a bladed weapon was arrested in Vestmannaeyjar and transported to Reykjavík by the national police commissioner's special forces following an operation at a residential building.

Hafrún Kristjánsdóttir, chairman of the Valur sports club, states that an agreement with Reykjavík City is subject to the approval of Valur's general meeting, expressing surprise at information on the city's website.

Reykjavík Mayor Heiða Björg Hilmisdóttir stated her use of a procurement card was normal and within city rules, but she reimbursed two invoices following inquiries from the media regarding her card usage.

Reykjavík City staff have repeatedly made written and verbal comments regarding Mayor Heiða Björg Hilmisdóttir's use of a procurement card, which she has used for 753,000 Icelandic Króna since taking office in February.

Children in Vesturbær, Reykjavík, are defending a house they built themselves, which serves as an art gallery, fort, and theater, from demolition due to safety regulations.

A three-car collision occurred on Reykjavíkurvegur around 7 PM this evening.

The Reykjavík Shooting Club has published a statement expressing its disappointment with the Reykjavík City Council.

Nearly 100 second-grade students from Reykjavík elementary schools attended a magic show at Tjarnarbíó focused on the importance of online safety and avoiding scams.

Einar Þorsteinsson, leader of the Progressive Party in the Reykjavík City Council, was surprised when contacted by Smartland about being seen on the dating app Smitten.

Traces of caffeine, penicillin, and paracetamol have been found in surface waters in Iceland, including Reykjavík pond and Kópavogur stream. This discovery highlights the presence of these substances in the local environment.

The District Court of Reykjavík has ruled to ban an individual from business operations for a period of two years, following a case where a company was reportedly systematically emptied.

Police were called to a Reykjavík hotel after guests reportedly trashed their room and fled, though officers found no visible damage, only extreme untidiness, upon arrival.

A recent Gallup survey in Reykjavík shows changes in party support ahead of upcoming city council elections, with some parties gaining ground and others declining.

Loans and sales of Nobel laureate Halldór Laxness's novels have doubled at the Reykjavík City Library, indicating a significant surge in public interest in the Icelandic author's works.

The owners of Sóltún nursing home in Reykjavík have reportedly withdrawn at least 3.2 billion Icelandic Króna from its operating company, Öldungur hf., through capital reduction in recent years.

Bjarni Fritzson, a candidate for the Independence Party in Reykjavík, has announced the organization of the "Green Gímald Race," scheduled to be held on May 10th.

An intoxicated driver who attempted to flee from police in Reykjavík last night is expected to face charges for numerous traffic violations.

A pop-up streetwear sale in Reykjavík attracted a significant crowd, with a large queue forming for the event.

Two car lanes in Nóatún, Reykjavík, have been removed to accommodate new bicycle paths, aligning with the city's cycling plan to create dedicated routes alongside Nóatún.

Police in Iceland are currently investigating a burglary that occurred at a kindergarten located near the police station on Hverfisgata in downtown Reykjavík.

Guðjón Friðriksson has been officially named an honorary citizen of Reykjavík, receiving a prestigious recognition from the city.

Residents' associations in downtown Reykjavík are raising concerns about excessive guesthouses and hotels, poor waste management, widespread uncleanliness, and neglected buildings in the city center.

One individual was arrested for theft in western Reykjavík, while another was apprehended for illegal residency in the country, alongside a report of a beggar disturbing customers.

The Progressive Party in Reykjavík has announced a new initiative aimed at improving traffic flow in the city, promising a 'green light' approach to reduce waiting times. This plan addresses public frustration with long waits at red lights.

Reykjavík City's Environment and Safety Council has approved a proposal allowing cyclists to ride against one-way traffic in a designated area of the old Vesturbær district.

Ahead of the May 16 municipal elections, all political parties campaigning in Reykjavík have expressed agreement that the city's administrative staff should be substantially reduced.

An investigation by Kveikur has uncovered significant prostitution and sexual violence activity in a central area of Reykjavík, Iceland.

A man was taken to the Landspítali emergency room with serious injuries after a stabbing in a home in Árbær in Reykjavík this afternoon.

Reykjavík City and the Icelandic government have announced plans to build between 1,200 and 1,400 new housing units in the coming years, utilizing both state-owned land and converting existing state-owned properties into residential housing.

Reykjavík City has approved spending up to 100 million Icelandic krónur on staff clothing for employees in the cultural and sports departments over the next four years.

A new survey reveals that public satisfaction with municipal services in Reykjavík is significantly lower compared to other parts of Iceland, findings released ahead of upcoming local elections.

Satisfaction with Reykjavík City services has decreased during the current term, measuring significantly lower than in neighboring municipalities within the capital region, according to a survey.

Ölgerðin, an Icelandic beverage company, won a court case against the state in Reykjavík regarding the classification of Somersby cider flavors, which the state sought to categorize with strong wines despite similar alcohol content.

Due to delayed construction at Sæborg kindergarten, unexpected spots have become available for the oldest children transitioning out, offering new placements in Vesturbær, Reykjavík.

The Icelandic football club Knattspyrnufélag Reykjavíkur (KR) changed its logo 554 days ago, but the alteration was so subtle that many did not even notice.

The Progressive Party in Reykjavík opened its election campaign headquarters over the weekend, drawing a significant crowd, with Lilja Alfreðsdóttir present.

A German newspaper provides TV tips for Thursday, including programs like 'Reykjavík Fusion', a Chernobyl documentary, 'Eco', 'Talk im Hangar-7', and the thriller 'Die Firma'.

A man has been charged with a particularly dangerous assault outside the City Center Hotel in Reykjavík last February, which resulted in three broken teeth.

Úrskurðarnefnd umhverfis- og auðlindamála féllst ekki á að fella til bráðabirgða úr gildi ákvörðun byggingarfulltrúans í Reykjavík um veitingu byggingarleyfis til innréttingar kaffistofu við…

The Faculty of Law at the University of Reykjavík has established a new position for a Director of Law Studies, with Helga Kristín Biering Auðunsdóttir appointed to fill the role.

A car overturned on Hringbraut near the traffic center at Vatnmýrarvegur in Reykjavík around 8 AM.

Members of the Centre Party in the Reykjavík City Council are set to propose abandoning the "Borgarlína" public transport project and introducing a new transport policy for the city.

Reykjavík City Council has announced plans to invest millions of krónur, including reintroducing a fund, to strengthen live music in the capital and improve performance spaces, amid concerns about a decline in dedicated concert venues. This follows an earlier allocation of ten million Icelandic Króna to support music venues across Iceland.