Two teenagers were placed on probation for two years after they were found guilty of stealing a car from Cospicua last month....

The Malta Chamber of Small and Medium Enterprises (GRTU) formally presented a request to the Cabinet during a meeting it had with the Prime Minister, asking the Cabinet to introduce a fair right of appeal to the Consumer Claims Tribunal....

A 17-year-old boy was charged yesterday with stealing car registration plates and using them to drive an unlicensed car....

A British national was conditionally discharged for three months yesterday, after being found guilty of being in possession of ecstasy and cocaine....

Following a court’s decision not to issue marriage banns for a gender reassigned woman who was born a man, but was legally declared a woman following surgery, the woman has replied by way of a request filed in the First Hall of the Civil Court....

The compilation of evidence against four men, who are being charged with living off the earnings of prostitution and with acting as pimps, continued yesterday, as police inspector Josric Mifsud ...

As part of the activities to mark 100 years of Scouting Worldwide and in Malta, the Scout Association of Malta organised a Scouts’ Own with the Archbishop, Mgr Paul Cremona, OP, at the Robert Samut Hall, next to the Scout Island Headquarters at Floriana....

Robbers bound an elderly woman to a chair while they robbed her of a considerable amount of cash and valuable objects, the police said yesterday....

Alternattiva Demokratika will not be asking for a recount of the votes in Munxar, despite having missed out electing a candidate by just two votes. ...

An overall count of the last three local council elections, held in 2005, 2006 and 2007, show that only two-thirds of the electorate voted in these elections....