A committee set up by the Prime Minister soon after the Jean Paul Sofia public inquiry report was published met for the first time on Friday, the government said. The committee is Ccoordinated by...

PN leader Bernard Grech on Friday visited San Gwann where he met residents as part of activities the party is organising as the country heads to local council elections in June. The PN leader...

The government said Friday that Cottonera is benefiting from a number of projects aimed to embellish public areas and make them more accessible. Prime Minister Robert Abela was taken on a tour of...

A neglected 1,000-square-meter area on the outskirts of San Ġwann was transformed into a public garden focusing on the importance of pollination and the Maltese honeybee. Spearheaded by the...

An appeals court judge has confirmed the acquittals of four men charged in connection with a fatal accident at a pony race, dismissing the Attorney General’s claim that the Court of Magistrates...

A man has died after drowning in the popular St Peter’s Pool in Marsaxlokk. Police said their assistance was requested at around 1:30pm on Friday due to a person in the sea at St...

A stand-up comedian has explained in court that the point of a skit in which he poked fun at pastor Gordon Manché, was to make people laugh and not to threaten or incite violence against the...

The Association of Insurance Brokers (AIB) welcomes the recommendations made by the board of the public enquiry in relation to the Death of Jean Paul Sofia, saying that the recommendations mirror what...

The now former Deputy Chairperson of Malta Enterprise, Peter Borg, has expressed disappointment that no member of the Malta Enterprise Investment Committee, including himself, was called to testify...

On the first day of the national ban of rental scooters, the Ministry for Transport, Infrastructure and Public Works has announced the launch of a new €150 grant to support people in the purchase...