A new gunfire incident occurred in Sarrià-Sant Gervasi, prompting an investigation by the Mossos d'Esquadra. Fortunately, no injuries were reported, but this event highlights a troubling rise in gun violence linked to organized crime in Barcelona.

The R4 train line is disrupted between Gelida and Martorell due to a nearby fire. Emergency services are on-site to manage the situation.

Residents of Bellaterra are rallying for the opening of their long-awaited health center, which has faced 14 years of delays. A protest is scheduled for July 8 at 19:00 in Plaza del Pi.

A family with two minors was evicted from their home in Vallcarca, leading to protests from neighbors and activists. The local government claims the family rejected alternative housing options.

A recent report by Arrels Foundation reveals alarming trends in homelessness in Barcelona, with nearly 2,000 individuals living on the streets. The report highlights the limited access to housing solutions and the impact of housing loss and migration.

As heatwaves become more common in Barcelona, ceiling fans are gaining popularity for their energy efficiency and comfort. They provide a cooling sensation without the drawbacks of air conditioning.

Barcelona sees a 50% decline in conversions of offices and commercial spaces to residential units over five years, highlighting ongoing housing challenges.

Access restrictions around the Carme fire perimeter have been lifted, allowing residents of Les Garrigues to return home. The fire has been stabilized after affecting 500 hectares.

Collserola Natural Park is under a high fire risk alert due to extreme heat and dry conditions. Residents are urged to exercise caution and adhere to fire restrictions.

Barcelona's new tram connection between Verdaguer and Francesc Macià is set to begin after summer, with a 40-month construction period. This project aims to enhance public transport and includes three new stops.

A minor is in critical condition after being rescued from the water at Badalona's beach. Emergency services responded quickly, transporting the child to a local hospital for urgent care.

The EU Parliament has approved new air passenger rights, including compensation for delays and guarantees for minors and disabled travelers. The reforms aim to enhance protections for passengers traveling within the EU.

A new project will bring 292 affordable rental homes to La Mina, Sant Adrià de Besòs, as part of a broader urban transformation plan. The initiative prioritizes local residents for housing allocation.

The construction of 146 affordable rental homes has begun in Viladecans, funded by Next Generation EU funds. The project aims to provide quality living spaces with natural ventilation and ample sunlight.

Residents in Eixample are raising alarms over 90 properties facing eviction for tourist rentals. The community fears this is just the beginning of a larger crisis.

Experience the largest maze in Catalonia this summer for free! Open every weekend from July 10 to August 30, with a chance to win prizes.

Two art galleries in Barcelona were targeted by thieves this week, but the stolen pieces were quickly recovered. The swift action by local authorities led to the arrest of the suspects and the return of valuable artworks.

Discover the historic connections between Sant Pau and Sagrada Familia in a new exhibition. Open until November 15, the show features installations along the Gaudí Avenue.

As temperatures rise, Barcelona's gastronomy adapts with refreshing options like ice-cold cookies and sugar-free horchata. Discover how local eateries are changing their menus to keep cool this summer.

This weekend features a variety of music events in Barcelona, including the Festa Major del Raval and Nits Latinas. Don't miss out on the vibrant atmosphere and diverse performances!

Join the celebration of World Cocoa Day on July 7, exploring Barcelona's rich chocolate history and tasting artisanal creations.

This summer, Barcelona offers a variety of outdoor cinema series across the city. Enjoy free screenings from June 25 to August 28 in various locations.

The 44th Catalan Book Week will take place from September 18-27 at Passeig de Lluís Companys, featuring over 300 activities and literary presentations. Entry is free, making it a perfect event for book lovers.

The Share Festival Barcelona 2026 will take place on July 24-25 at Parc del Fòrum, featuring top artists like Dellafuente and Lola Índigo. Tickets start at €49.

The Tour de France 2026 has sparked mixed feelings among Barcelona residents as it brings tourism but also logistical challenges. The debate centers on whether such events benefit the city or create more issues.

Lifeguards in Barcelona are organizing a protest on July 25, coinciding with World Drowning Prevention Day, to demand better aquatic education and increased investment in rescue services. The call comes after alarming drowning statistics in Catalonia this year.

A 51-year-old man is on trial for sexually abusing an 11-year-old boy while posing as a family therapist. The prosecution seeks a 16-year prison sentence and compensation for the victim.

El Prat's local police will receive new uniforms and equipment worth over €638,000 to enhance safety and service. This investment aims to modernize the police force amid ongoing staffing challenges.

Workers from Alstom in Santa Perpètua will protest on July 8 for better labor conditions. This marks the beginning of several planned strikes to push for a new collective agreement.

The new public senior residence in El Prat will charge €2,700 monthly, despite calls for a progressive pricing system. The local government rejected a proposal aimed at making the service more accessible to lower-income families.