Prime Minister Joseph Muscat said that the 2017 budget will be a truly “social” one, as it will be genuinely help the most vulnerable sections of society. He explained that the economy...

No-Portfolio Minister Konrad Mizzi announced that a string of meetings will take place with the Marsa local council with the aim to regenerate the area, inclusive of the power station that is expected...

Stephen Florian, the University of Malta lecturer who outed a transgender person yesterday on Facebook, could be prosecuted and face a fine of between €1,000 and €5,000. Mr Florian, a...

A Birkirkara resident, who lives close to a property which neighbours claim is the cause of a rat infestation in the area, said that while trying to sleep at night they can hear rodents gnawing...

A man, who instead of facing a trial by jury admitted to the attempted murder of another man in May 2002, was yesterday jailed for six years and fined Lm100....

A man was jailed for two years suspended for three after pleading guilty to stealing his own Ford Fiesta as well as tools and car parts from his mechanic’s garage, where the car was undergoing work. ...

A man was cleared of assaulting and insulting Malta Football Association president Joe Mifsud after the latter failed to appear in court to testify and give his version of the events....

A civil court ruled in favour of a man who claimed he was unfairly demoted from his position as Union Haddiema Maghqudin vice-president and declared the motion to remove him from the position was in breach of the union’s statute and therefore, null....

A man was yesterday fined Lm500 and placed on probation for three years after he was found guilty of defrauding a company of more than Lm1,000 and of committing a crime during the operative period of a suspended sentence....

The Malta Labour Party yesterday challenged Prime Minister Lawrence Gonzi to substantiate claims that the MLP had withdrawn the nominations of candidates minutes before the deadline for nominations....