British musician Ed Sheeran's impromptu performance on Bengaluru's Church Street was interrupted by police due to lack of permission. Midwa...

Bangalore traffic police have issued an advisory for Christmas celebrations. Roads around major churches and malls will see closures, alter...

UnboxingBLR Foundation, in partnership with BBMP, has initiated the revitalisation of Church Street in Bengaluru. The project includes infr...

Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte visited Bengaluru, India, as part of a trade mission, emphasizing the city's significance as a business hub...

A global first, the launch covers a section of the city’s iconic Church Street with virtual stores, concert halls, public art and spaces, a...

The restaurants are now feeling like home, driven by community and sub-culture concepts.

It is about three months since the renovated Church Street was thrown open and the city police have started penalising citizens who park th...

Church Street Occupants Association president Deepak Batavia said the entry of vehicles would be restricted once the road work is taken up.

"The BBMP has informed us that Church Street will have to be completely closed for the next six months. Pedestrian movement, however, will ...

The Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike (BBMP) will start shifting utilities such as sewage, water and power lines to either side of the roa...

Revellers were only happy to don the tag of 'crawlers', join the pack and see the city's watering holes in a new light.

The KSPCB has issued notices to pubs and bars located on Church Street following complaints of loud music by residents in the area.

While the civic agencies are passing the buck, one of the most charming streets in the city is being abandoned and forgotten.

Church Street is one of the 45 roads sanctioned under TenderSURE in 2012 and is to be developed at a cost of 2 crore.

Geospatial data available with the Bangalore Water Supply and Sewerage Board show 1,301 m of sewage line, circa 1970 from Anil Kumble circl...

The timed improvised explosive device went off on a footpath outside the restaurant at 8.38pm killing one woman and injuring five others.

Bomb experts working with investigators have concluded that the timed pipe bomb was planted on Church Street on the same day.