The government will give a €500 payment to parents of students in year 10 and year 11 in secondary schools, the Ministry of Social Policy and the Ministry of Education said in a joint statement....

Authorities have dismantled an abandoned tower crane that posed a risk to residents and the public, the Building and Construction Authority (BCA) and the Occupational Health and Safety Authority...

Regeneration works at Fajtata Garden in the St Thomas Bay area of Marsaskala are progressing steadily, with the site expected to reopen to the public by next summer. Minister for Transport,...

Momentum said Friday it shared the concerns raised by the local councils regarding the arrival of the floating party platform marketed as "Noma Island". Local communities are right to question...

Shareholders forced to relinquish their National Bank of Malta shares in 1973 are taking their fight for compensation to the European Court of Human Rights. The shareholders are contesting the...

The Criminal Court has cancelled the trial by jury against Paolo Mercieca, a 94-year-old man charged with attempted murder in 2019, after it was established he is not in a fit mental condition to...

The Malta Ranger unit is urging environmental police officers to have a presence in Gozo, saying that they have none. In a statement on social media, the Malta Rangers Unit said that the island...

 The Secretariat for Catholic Education and the Church Schools' Association have said that in light of mounting evidence of social media's impact on children's wellbeing and development, they...

Students at the University of Malta have begun receiving their results for their January exams after UMASA directives were lifted on Thursday, The Malta Independent can confirm. In late January,...

In recent hours, the Immigration Police led a return operation to Syria for a man who committed a homicide in the limits of Selmun, Mellieħa, in 2007, the government said Friday. The man, now...