Local news and events
A 180 million SEK renovation project will transform the city's neglected waterfront into a mixed-use cultural quarter by 2028.
The city council has unanimously approved a comprehensive plan to expand public transit, including new bus routes and a light rail extension.
All 34 municipal schools will serve exclusively organic meals starting this autumn, making the city the first in the country to do so.
City officials have approved a three-year plan to build 50 km of separated bike lanes connecting all major residential areas to the city centre.
The city's largest hospital has opened a state-of-the-art emergency department, doubling its capacity to handle critical cases.
Demand for urban allotments has surged, prompting the municipality to open five new community garden sites across the city.
