Three organisations positively noted that most of the concerns they raised regarding the Bill amending the Private Residential Leases Act have now been addressed following agreement in the...

A man was seriously injured on Thursday morning when he fell off a wall in St Julian’s, the police said. The man, whose identity is still unknown, fell a height of one and a half storeys in...

Social Policy Minister Michael Falzon refused to confirm or deny whether Mark Calleja – who has been named in court as being involved in the social benefits fraud racket – remains one of...

Many tourists walking around one Rome’s most famous landmarks, the Colosseum, in the evening of 30 April, might have wondered why it was in the dark.  As soon as the sun set,...

Two adjustment processes to increase the pensions for 7,000 widows and 6,500 service pensioners have been concluded, with the former group to receive their dues this weekend while the latter group...

Prime Minister Robert Abela said Thursday that it is up to the voters to show what they think of the judiciary, adding that he will not report the magistrate that he has accused of deliberately timing...

A man was grievously injured and another was arrested following a fight in Paola on Thursday morning, the police said. The fight broke out in Zabbar Road at 9.40am. It involved a Syrian man,...

The Pembroke Local Council is objecting to plans that would change the existing park and ride area in the locality, saying that it will increase traffic in the area. Malta Public Transport filed...

Lawyers representing a number of people accused of fraudulently receiving social benefits have told a court today that their clients had not yet received any confirmation of the Presidential Pardon...

The Court of Appeal, in its Superior Jurisdiction, composed of Chief Justice Mark Chetcuti, Mr Justice Christian Falzon Scerri and Madam Justice Josette Demicoli, in the case Mediterranean Trading...