A Birkirkara man was conditionally discharged yesterday for a year, and was placed on probation for the same length of time, after pleading guilty to throwing a bottle at police officers during the village feast....

A man from Qormi was accused yesterday of tampering with his car licence plate and stealing bags from a beach...

A Luqa man was yesterday fined Lm100 after pleading guilty to stealing three bags from Armier beach. Christopher Xuereb, 24, pleaded guilty to stealing three bags containing mobile phones, cameras, cash and other items from Armier Bay on 26 August at...

Recurrent revenue during the first seven months of this year amounted to Lm397.6 million, and accounted for 47.2 per cent of this year’s budget forecast, according to figures released yesterday by the National Statistics Office....

An application for a fish-farming zone six kilometres off Zonqor Point has been received with great interest, the Department of Information said yesterday....

Prime Minister Lawrence Gonzi has never told the Senglea mayor that “he was not responsible for the necessary repairs” to the Senglea promenade, as alleged on Thursday, a statement from the Office of the Prime Minister said yesterday....

The Malta Federation of Industry (FOI) was surprised to learn from the statement issued to the media by the Chamber for Small and Medium Enterprises (GRTU) that it was now satisfied with the mechanics of the eco-contribution law and has now withdrawn...

The Egyptian crew of a Cypriot fishing trawler were cleared yesterday of fishing in Malta’s 25-mile conservation zone, with the court saying the prosecution had not produced evidence to substantiate the charges,...

A promenade that gave way in December is still in the same state nine months later despite the local council’s several attempts to urge the authorities to repair the damages....

The St John’s Co-Cathedral Foundation has retracted directives issued to part-time custodians and they have returned to work, the General Workers’ Union said yesterday....