A court today ruled that the Water Services Corporation must pay nearly €55,000 in damages to the Grand Hotel in Gozo after damage was caused in a sewage overflow in 2009. Belmont Co Ltd...

PL Deputy Leader Chris Cardona said today that families and businesses are already saving €80 million a year through the first round of energy tariff reductions and the government has to be cautious of...

MPA praises budget measures to address outstanding overtime compensation issues, wishes more police measures were included The Malta Police Association has praised the 2017 budget announcement...

A man was seriously injured this morning when he was held up by three men as he was on his way to work in St Paul’s Bay, the police said. The man, a 47-year-old farmer of Mgarr, was on his...

On the occasion of World Woman’s Day, the Ghaqda Nisa Giljanizi (St Julian’s Ladies Circle) will be organising its 15th annual seminar to be held on 3 March at the Meridian Hall, Preluna Hotel & Spa, Sliema. ...

In terms of the Food Safety Act and the EC Regulation 178 of 2002, the Public Health Department has informed the public that as a precaution....

A set of two stamps depicting Rotarians, both worldwide and in Malta, is being issued today by the Philatelic Bureau of Maltapost plc to commemorate the 100th anniversary of this organisation....

Labour MP Carmelo Abela yesterday insisted that Justice Minister Tonio Borg should table in parliament the testimonies related to the magisterial inquiry held by magistrate Consuelo Scerri Herrera on the Foundation for Tomorrow’s Schools....

Tonight is set to be a great night for wine, art and music lovers alike, as it marks the opening of the new Penny Black wine bar at The Victoria Hotel in Sliema. Open to both hotel residents and non-residents....

A group of 90 irregular immigrants held a peaceful protest at the Hal Far detention centre yesterday afternoon, just over a month after incidents erupted in Safi following a similar activity. ...