There were three male fatalities in the fourth quarter of 2006, when the number of reported accidents reached 3,594; an increase of 192 over the same quarter last year, the National Statistics Office reporter yesterday. ...

A number of students attending the Malta College of Arts, Science and Technology will be receiving their stipends backdated to October, 2006 following the intervention of Education Minister Louis Galea....

Registered unemployment in January decreased by 391 to 7,308 persons when compared to the same month last year, the National Statistics Office reported yesterday....

The Nationalist Party has been promising the embellishment of St Lawrence Square, the building of a polyclinic in Zebbug, a public garden in Marsalforn and a civic centre in Xaghra...

No fewer than 183 St Julian’s residents, living in an area known as The Gardens and its surroundings, have filed a judicial protest against Malta Environment and Planning Authority (Mepa) officials...

The trial by jury of John Pace is expected to draw to a close today, as jurors will be retiring to deliberate the case following an address by the presiding judge....

Following five months of intensive on-the-job training, 135 new recruits yesterday joined the Police Force after taking part in a passing-out parade ...

The Federation of Industry (FOI) yesterday launched the Micro and Small Enterprises Committee – a new initiative that will help businesses with fewer than 50 employees. ...

A joint venture between the Resources and Infrastructure Ministry and Mosta local council is seeing the Reggie Cilia garden being given a facelift. ...

Mosta mayor Joe DeMartino rebutted comments made by Opposition Leader Alfred Sant during a visit in Mosta on Wednesday. ...