A fire that broke out before dawn in Hanoi claimed the lives of a couple and their two young children.

Hanoi begins water diversion from West Lake to To Lich River, but experts address public concerns over water levels and potential flooding.

Hanoi has begun redirecting water from West Lake to the To Lich River in a major effort to restore the long-polluted urban waterway.

Social media users are outraged over footage showing a woman allegedly abusing her stepson, prompting swift action from Hanoi police.

Air pollution in Hanoi is so severe that not a single day in the past year was classified as having good air quality.

The Hanoi Urban Railway Management Board has arranged temporary housing for five households and provided business interruption support to one shop following a sudden mud eruption in Giang Van Minh alley.

Work has started on a key section of the Belt Road No. 4 – Hanoi Capital Region expressway, one of the largest infrastructure projects in northern Vietnam, with a total investment of more than 56 trillion VND (around 2.2 billion USD).

For many residents, the greatest expectation from LEZs is cleaner air. Vehicle exhaust has long been a pressing environmental issue for the city. Under current plans, by 2030 HCM City will have around 11.4 million motorcycles and 1.3 million cars.

An international fine arts exhibition opened at Hanoi’s iconic Van Mieu – Quoc Tu Giam (Temple of Literature complex) on September 5, contributing to the promotion of the capital’s international exchange and image as a UNESCO Creative City.

Hanoi has finalized the route and station layout for metro line 5, aiming to improve regional connectivity and ease urban transport pressure.

After clearing the “Shark Jaw” building, Hanoi plans a historical and cultural boulevard at the heart of its capital.

Hanoi is fast-tracking plans to crack down on vehicle pollution with a draft regulation to establish Low Emission Zones (LEZ) across the city.

During this year’s National Day holiday (September 2), visitors to Hanoi can enjoy free access to several museums, cultural landmarks, water puppet performances, and large-scale national concerts.

Eateries across Hanoi opened overnight to serve free food and provide shelter to thousands of visitors during National Day parade preparations.

Hanoi will restrict traffic from September 1 evening to ensure safety during the 80th anniversary celebrations of the August Revolution and National Day.

Authorities are investigating a blaze that engulfed a parking lot, leaving hundreds of vehicles burned to their frames.

Scholars praise the city’s swift action to build a smart, synchronized ecosystem for science and startups.

The non-physical tickets will apply to one-month and multi-month passes on Line 2A Cat Linh – Ha Dong and Line 3.1 Nhon – Hanoi Station.

Six themed display zones offer the public a vivid look at the nation’s arduous yet glorious historical journey of development over the past eight decades.

On August 28, the Hanoi Department of Agriculture and Environment reported that prolonged heavy rainfall over recent days had caused significant damage to public infrastructure and local agricultural areas.