Police investigating after woman filmed kicking another woman at SMU
The police are investigating an alleged altercation on Tuesday (Sep 30) between two women at the Singapore Management University, which was captured on video.
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Former Kandang Kerbau Hospital gazetted as Singapore's 76th national monument
The former Kandang Kerbau Hospital (KKH) was gazetted on Wednesday (Oct 1) as Singapore's 76th national monument.
Target challenges Singapore fashion brand Aupen's US trademark application
United States retail giant Target on Sep 24 initiated opposition proceedings against Singapore fashion brand Aupen's trademark registration application in the country.
44 people caught with etomidate-laced vapes since tougher laws kicked in
From Sep 1 to Sep 21, 656 people were caught for vape-related offences, including 44 who were confirmed to possess vapes laced with etomidate.
CNA clinches two golds at Cannes Corporate Media & TV Awards
Two CNA programmes clinched gold awards at the 2025 Cannes Corporate Media & TV Awards.
SingPost names Singtel veteran Mark Chong as new CEO
Singapore Post (SingPost) has appointed telecommunications veteran Mark Chong as its new group chief executive officer, effective Nov 1, the company announced on Thursday (Sep 25).
As it happened: Southern China faces wrath of Typhoon Ragasa as death toll rises in Taiwan
As Super Typhoon Ragasa makes landfall in southern China, the full scale of its impact is just beginning to emerge.In Taiwan, where a barrier lake burst, the confirmed death toll has risen to 17.
Go-Ahead Singapore to run 27 bus routes in Tampines, taking over from SBS Transit
Go-Ahead Singapore will take over from SBS Transit and operate 27 bus routes in Tampines from Jul 5, 2026, after being awarded a S$646 million (US$503 million) contract.
Car fire brings traffic to a standstill in MCE tunnel
Traffic came to a standstill on the Marina Coastal Expressway (MCE) in the direction of the Ayer Rajah Expressway on Thursday (Sep 18) after a car caught fire in the MCE tunnel.
Florist says it was misled by fake bulk order, days after briyani incident
A florist said it suffered losses of more than S$1,000 (US$780) after preparing flowers for what appeared to be a fake bulk order that was never collected - the second such incident to hit small businesses in recent days.
False ceiling collapses at Liat Towers; 3 people taken to hospital
Three people were taken to hospital after a ceiling collapsed at Liat Towers in Orchard Road on Friday (Sep 12). The Singapore Civil Defence Force said it received a call for assistance at around 4pm.
Scam syndicate operating out of Phnom Penh busted; cross-border operation nets 12 suspects in Singapore
A joint operation by Singapore and Cambodian police disrupted a scam syndicate running out of Phnom Penh, leading to the arrest of 12 people, said the Singapore Police Force on Wednesday.
Celebrity-loved Singapore handbag brand Aupen issues layoff notices amid Target trademark issue
Employees at Singapore fashion brand Aupen have been told they will be laid off, with the news coming as the label faces trademark issues with American retail giant Target.
'Nobel Prize for students': Singapore startup wins US$1 million in seed funding after clinching top award
A Singapore startup was named the winner of the 2025 Hult Prize last Friday (Sep 5), earning US$1 million in seed funding. Stick 'Em is an education technology company co-founded in 2021.
Over 100 foreign vehicles investigated in 2025 for suspected illegal cross-border services; most impounded: LTA
More than 100 foreign-registered vehicles have been investigated this year for suspected involvement in illegal cross-border passenger transport services, with most remaining impounded.
Singapore government pledges US$50,000 for Afghan quake victims
The Singapore government on Thursday (Sep 4) pledged US$50,000 as seed money to support the Singapore Red Cross' fundraising efforts for the humanitarian crisis resulting from the earthquake in Afghanistan.
Man to be charged after trying to deposit fake S$10,000 note at bank
A 22-year-old man will be charged on Thursday (Sep 4) over his suspected involvement in trying to use a counterfeit S$10,000 (US$7,764) note.
FAS appoints Lion City Sailors' sporting director as new general secretary
Lion City Sailors' sporting director Badri Ghent has been appointed as the new general secretary of the Football Association of Singapore (FAS).
Downtown Line train services resume after 1-hour disruption between Bukit Panjang and Beauty World
MRT train services on the Downtown Line between Bukit Panjang and Beauty World stations have resumed after a disruption caused by a signalling fault, operator SBS Transit said on Thursday (Aug 28).
Singapura perlakukan vape seperti narkoba, sudah 3.700 ditangkap dalam razia
Lebih dari 3.700 orang tertangkap dan didenda karena memiliki atau menggunakan vape antara 1 April hingga 30 Juni, seiring diperketatnya pelarangan vape oleh pemerintah Singapura.
Over 3,700 nabbed for vape offences from April to June as crackdown intensifies
Over 3,700 people were caught and fined for possessing or using vapes between Apr 1 and Jun 30 as Singapore authorities ramp up efforts to clamp down on vaping.
Life for seniors inside Singapore's first community care apartments and the lessons for Age Well Neighbourhoods
Five times a day, a care worker visits 94-year-old Madam Ong to help her with showering and using the toilet.
Changi Travel Services to cut 30 roles amid 'evolving' market conditions
Changi Travel Services (CTS) will retrench some 30 employees as part of a business and operational restructuring.
Singapore court orders woman to repay S$175,000 in loan dispute with mother-in-law
A woman has been ordered to repay S$175,689 in a loan dispute with her mother-in-law, after a judge rejected her claim that a S$200,000 transfer for cryptocurrency trading was a gift rather than a loan.
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