News & Service

Unione Commercio e Turismo di Riva’s Franco Gamba seeks dialogue amid ticket controversy, aiming for solutions with thousands involved in Natale Rivano.

Riva del Garda faces ongoing telecom conflict over antennas, highlighting legal battles, safety debates, and a unique dilemma in Trentino Alto Adige.

Toscolano Maderno plans to relocate the town hall to the former paper mill, sparking controversy over urban recovery, private interests, and public parking improvements.

Customs border chaos in Como as renovation works leave 22 Italian police officers without bathrooms, forcing them to seek facilities in Switzerland.

Antiques and artifacts at Montichiari’s Samarcanda exhibition showcase Italy’s rich history, including vintage coffee machines and inspiring side exhibitions.

Riva’s council promotes food safety, organic options, and GMO awareness, fostering community debates on GMOs, consumer protection, and sustainable agriculture.

Gargnano volunteers provide essential emergency services, ambulance equipment, and rescue operations, highlighted through student engagement and local dedication.

Nautical and forest teams in Riva join bird census at Lake Garda, enhancing wildlife monitoring and forest rangers’ efforts to protect local ecosystem balances.

Limone residents await road reopening updates, with timelines expected in a public meeting; tourism and traffic impacted along Garda’s Gardesana route.

Reliable ferry schedules and affordable subscriptions provide essential transit options for commuters between Riva and Limone during this emergency period.