The Valletta local council today said it is disappointed with the level of service being offered by local wardens it has under contract. In a statement, the council said it has complained about...

The Opposition Leader continues to defend former parliamentary secretary Chris Said in spite of the Auditor General report which established that Dr Said had broken all principles of good governance,...

These is no reason to take action against former Parliamentary Secretary Chris Said as his interventions led to a “more positive outcome,” PN Leader Simon Busuttil told The Malta...

A substantial amount of cash was stolen from a gaming outlet in Msida this morning, the police said. The perpetrator has been arrested. The robbery occurred at the outlet on the Msida promenade...

Kilimanjaro Challenge 10 was officially launched today, with 18 individuals currently training to climb the mountain in January next year.  Meanwhile, the construction of the Chris Criminale...

Alternattiva Demokratika has reiterated its willingness to participate in discussions on changes in the law regulating local elections....

The Genista Foundation, in conjunction with 24 European partners, is hosting the first Channels conference in Malta as part of the EU 6th Framework project. The conference begins tomorrow and runs until Saturday....

The long arm of the law is getting longer, as the police corps will be adding a further 27 vehicles to their fleet of police cars. The choice of vehicle has fallen on the Ford Focus, one of Europe’s best-selling cars – with over four million units so...

Margaret Mortimer Girls’ Junior Lyceum has teamed up with schools from Ireland, Slovenia, Spain, Turkey and Hungary to work on a Comenius 1 school project entitled Active Bodies, Healthy Minds. The first project meeting was held from 18 to 22 October...

Malta Labour Party leader Alfred Sant yesterday toured the fair which promoted one of his favourite pastimes – the Book Fair in Naxxar....