Police arrest two men who stole household appliances from uninhabited residences in Imġarr and Mosta  

James Caterers boss James Barbara and his wife were reported to be suffering from serious injuries in a car crash on Bormla Road, in Zejtun

During ageing process, ġbejna can become spoiled by fungi and unsafe for human consumption, but scientists say they can now detect early signs of contamination

10 NGOs say main points of concern remain unaddressed by developers attempting redrawing of project

Junior manager told tribunal in affidavit that Bundy harassed her and compelled her in obtaining access to chairman’s office to take copies of board minutes

All of us are passing through difficult times, some of us more than others, however it would be very unfair to to think that the people who are suffering least in these moments are our youngsters

We must also consider that the minimum wage is not in itself a method for addressing poverty but is rather determined on the basis of productivity and competitiveness

A recent court ruling - in which a 25-year-old man was imprisoned for six months, for a drug-related offence that occurred eight years earlier – has once again cast a spotlight on Malta’s drug-law regime. Criminologist Dr SANDRA SCICLUNA...

Nadur singer-songwriter Jolene Samhan tells all in our Q&A

At 62, clean-up activist Raniero Borg hopes to restore Maltese waters to their former glory with his regular underwater clean-ups

Balluta Buildings is set to get a sensitive restoration that will respect the natural ageing of the building to remove a dark crust layer

Balluta Buildings is set to get a sensitive restoration that will respect the natural ageing of the building to remove a dark crust layer

Two armed robberies took place within 90 minutes of each other in Qormi and San Ġwann

The recordings, taken by the Dutch fugitive between 2018 and 2019, allegedly show Daphne murder middleman Melvin Theuma to be fearful of Keith Schembri

By the end of March, 933 residents and workers at Aġenzija Sapport’s residences are expected to be vaccinated, Social Inclusion Minister Julia Farrugia Portelli says

Parliament’s Public Accounts Committee continues to hear the testimony of David Galea, a friend of Konrad Mizzi who headed the selection boards for the gas power station contract

In January, 38,938 passengers travelled through Malta International Airport, a drop of 90.7% over last year

The two men have chosen to immediately stand trial in front of a jury in the Criminal Court

Infrastructure Minister Ian Borg says Msida Creek project will balance between reducing traffic congestion, safeguarding different modes of transport and conserving open spaces

ReLeaf, an organisation campaigning for the legalisation of cannabis, says time for discussion is over, and government should look at introducing proper reforms