Amsterdam reports dramatic rise in public nuisance complaints over past decade
Data shows official reports of public nuisance have surged, though experts question if street behavior has actually worsened.
The famous Jordan cafe has expanded into a neighboring building to create a dedicated baking space for people with disabilities.
Data shows official reports of public nuisance have surged, though experts question if street behavior has actually worsened.
Upgrades to key electrical infrastructure in the Eastern Docklands will bring prolonged street disruptions and structural changes for nearby residents.
Skygazers across the city spotted a slow-moving streak of light, which experts say was a decommissioned Starlink satellite re-entering the atmosphere.
New figures show 38 percent of residents now use the DigiD app with a one-time ID check, though older generations remain slower to adopt the method.
The city is exploring a user-pay system to cover the cost of ongoing supervision and security at the station's troubled taxi hub.
City officials take action against Sona after rules were repeatedly violated at local dance events.
A young entrepreneur taking over Bar Guzzo must work alongside older business partners until he turns 21 this autumn.
A family friend spotted mistakes in the math papers of three secondary students in Amsterdam Nieuw-West who were initially told they had failed.
The accessible daytime event welcomed hundreds of visitors to Westerpark ahead of the main Milkshake Festival.