The Association of Public Transport yesterday shot down the Labour Party’s plans for the Grand Harbour area, saying it had never been consulted about the project....

A Slovakian woman was yesterday stripped of the parenting rights to her adopted daughter after a court deemed that she had ill-treated the nine-year-old child by abandoning her in Malta....

A 17-year-old, who cannot be named as he is still a minor, was yesterday put on probation for three years for stealing a motorcycle.The accused, from Valletta, pleaded guilty to stealing a Yamaha 250 ...

An Egyptian man was yesterday given a one-year jail term suspended for two years after being found guilty of gaining entry to Malta under a false passport....

A man was yesterday cleared of insurance fraud with the court deeming that not enough evidence had been brought against him to support a conviction....

A court yesterday ruled against General Workers Union secretary general Tony Zarb as complainant in a libel suit filed against Maltarightnow.com.Mr Zarb had filed the writ in connection with an article published by ...

The leading web portal in Malta, di-ve.com launched its new look yesterday, at the Nove Wine Bar in Spinola Bay, St Julian’s. “The idea of the re-vamp was to give di-ve a fresher look. ...

The realisation of SmartCity Malta is the fruit of a dream and not simply a case of investment, Investments Minister Austin Gatt told the 2007 EMCS conference on “Working Smart in a Globalised World: SmartCity and Participation in the ICT business”....

Opposition Leader Alfred Sant yesterday declared that he will not accept Xarabank’s invitation to participate in Friday’s programme as a guest with Prime Minister Lawrence Gonzi because “it is not the ideal context for a political debate”, ...

One year after the work started – and two months after it should have been completed – the highly controversial reconstruction project of Manwel Dimech bridge has reached its halfway mark with the east side finally reopened to traffic yesterday morning. ...