A Libyan man has been jailed for eight months suspended for two years after he was found guilty of stealing a car, damaging it and causing wilful damage to other cars during a traffic accident....

The excessive heat and a larger demand for power, that increased by over 100MW over two weeks reaching a peak of 418 MW on Tuesday...

While Malta is approaching an appearance before the European Court of Justice for what the European Commission considers an infringement of the Birds Directive by allowing the opening of the spring hunting season for four years running...

During a meeting held on Tuesday, the ADT Board reconfirmed the termination of employment of two officials involved in a case of bribery related to driving tests, the Ministry for Urban Development and Roads said yesterday....

The Malta Bankers’ Association yesterday cautioned bank customers, and in particular internet banking users, never to give out personal internet or telephone banking user identification details or passwords....

The main objective of a conference that was attended by mayors, local councils executive secretaries and senior public officers in the public service...

Archbishop Paul Cremona, OP, will visit the law courts to meet and have a quiet word with court employees on Tuesday at noon. ...

The authorities at St Vincent de Paul home for the elderly confirmed that there was some air-conditioning equipment which had failed in some halls...

The Alliance of Pensioners’ Organisations yesterday called on the government to set straight a number of anomalies in the recently-approved pensions reform, claiming that the reform actually worsened the anomalies instead of improving them. ...

The Housing Authority has started the planning phase for another small sheltered housing project....