The Malta Hotels and Restaurants Association (MHRA) has joined the chorus of disapproval over the presence of an oil platform in St Paul’s Bay....

A Mosta man was charged yesterday with committing an offence against two police constables in Marsa last October....

Permits have been issued for retail outlets at Marsascala according to powers under the law given to the executive secretary of the local council, according to mayor Mario Calleja and executive secretary Joseph Caruana....

The Court of Criminal Appeal has revoked a judgement handed down by a magistrates’ court, and cleared a man of involuntarily seriously injuring a boy after the boy was hit by the car the man was driving....

No one was injured when shots were fired in Bishop Labini Street, Birkirkara yesterday afternoon, according to the police. Preliminary investigations showed that an argument broke out between three men, one from St Venera, ...

An 80-year-old man was seriously injured in a traffic accident in St James Square, Zabbar, yesterday. The police said that his condition is not critical. ...

Deputy Prime Minister Tonio Borg met yesterday the Libyan Minister responsible for European Affairs, Abdel Atti Ibrahim Al-Obeidi, to discuss, among other matters, irregular migration....

Prime Minister Lawrence Gonzi, Opposition Leader Alfred Sant and Archbishop Paul Cremona OP, yesterday launched the fifth 60-hour Ohloq Tbissima marathon that is aimed at raising money for the Missionary Society of St Paul. ...

The Family and Social Solidarity Ministry said yesterday it was absolutely untrue that, as claimed by Labour MP Marie-Louise Coleiro Preca, there was anyone who had applied for children’s allowance before the closing date of 30 April ...

Food and beverages in Malta cost 17 per cent less than the European Union average, according to figures released by Eurostat yesterday, which also places Malta as the 10th-cheapest EU member state for such commodities in 2006....