Kuala Lumpur Mayor, Ahmad Fuad Ismail yesterday threw his weight behind the retention of Jalan Sultan heritage shops amid the MRT row, assuring that the shops would not be acquired.
Sophie Paris, a fashion label created by French businessman Bruno Hasson in 1995, is targeting USD15 million (RM 47.1 million) in sales by the end of this year after launching its first flagship store in Petaling Jaya yesterday. The brand’s …
Selangor has rolled out a centralized hotline for complaints on garbage related issues following heavy criticism on the state’s management of solid waste.
TNB will continue with the construction of a 275kv transmission line through Cheras Mahkota and will consider the suggestions by infrastructure solutions provider, Ikram.
The alternative transmission line route proposed by the New Zealand consultants to Tenaga Nasional Berhad (TNB) is unlikely to work, says TNB vice president Rozimi Remeli.
SPAD will announce the government’s move to assist the ailing stage bus industry before the end of this month, said its chief executive officer Mohd Nur Kamal.
The buyers of low-cost housing units of block E and F in Taman Petaling Utama, are given two weeks to consider a resettlement offer made by the Selangor state government.
The state government will not subsidise Konsortium Transnasional Bhd (KTB) despite the suspension of several Cityliner bus routes could result in thousands of stranded commuters.
Former policeman Kuan Chee Heng might abhor criminals as a menace to society, but he has harsher words to describe the judiciary system which seems to benefit criminals.
Riverbank collapse two kilometres from the Sungai Kerling Mini Hydro Power Station was named as the cause of the recent Sungai Selangor river pollution which affected millions of water consumers in Selangor.
The last five years have seen the emergence of criminals from a certain ethnic group who target local Chinese merchants and attack their businesses, said Selangor community policing founder Kuan Chee Heng.
Kuala Lumpur mayor Ahmad Fuad Ismail yesterday defended the new bus and taxi lane in Brickfields as an effort to heed “residents’ request”.
People in Brickfields may have different opinions on the new bus and taxi designated lane, but most of them agree that the buses in the area ought to slow down.
If your community does not know the criminals that are part of it, then maybe you may not live in a community, but an exclusive enclave.
As Selangor's urbanisation shows no sign of moderating and continues to push agriculture off the map, modern farming technology will help to alleviate the shortage of arable land.
Five Pakatan Rakyat representatives who visited the location of a demolished Hindu shrine in Batu Tiga yesterday agreed that the demolition was wrongfully done and in breach of state government policy.
Towering projects, highways and aedes mosquitoes at the board meeting of the Subang Jaya Municipal Council.
The former joint-management committee members of Kelana Mahkota Condominium vowed to protect the residents’ dwindling RM1 million fund from being allegedly abused by the current JMC acting chairman.
Yes, we can. The Subang Jaya residents' association and assemblywoman Hannah Yeoh make their neighbourhood safer for just RM9,000, no missing zeroes.
Inadequate and improper channels to seek information are the core problems faced by the public when dealing with technical questions pertaining to the hiring of foreign workers and domestic maids.
Housing took center stage at this year's third meeting of the Selangor state legislature, with both Pakatan and BN assemblymen raising important questions on the matter.
Some details of the remarkably prudent budget for next year of Selangor, the richest state in Malaysia.
Assemblywoman Rodziah Ismail today urged the Home Ministry to revoke the licence of a security firm which allegedly owes 62 security guards some RM400,000 in salaries.
The Selangor Fruit Valley, which has been operating at a loss since 2007, recorded RM480,000 profit this year, said Yaakob Sapari, for the state government, refuting the Opposition.
Selangor Menteri Besar Khalid Ibrahim has promised to deliver a solution to the decade-long PJS 1 longhouse saga within three months.
A total of 6858 parents missed out on a free RM100 account from Tabung Warisan Anak Selangor while 43,973 applications have been approved, 3,183 with uncompleted documents.
In 1997, the developer, Mulpha, began constructing three blocks of medium-rise buildings with four levels of car park, but this project was halted after it had failed to get regulatory approval.
Mydin managing director Ameer Ali Mydin today accused Petaling Jaya Utara Member of Parliament, Tony Pua, of not comparing an apple to an apple.
Abdul Shukor Idrus (Kuang- BN) cried foul that a subsidiary of PKPS has spent RM10 million on futile cow and fowl pens despite being dissolved in 2009.
Eighteen-year-old Kimberly Leggett has claimed the Miss Universe Malaysia 2012 crown at the grand finale held in Sunway, tonight.
The Auditor-General was asked to probe into the finances of Selangor state-owned companies by a Selangor opposition leader today.
The RM6.5 billion West Coast Expressway (LPB), which will connect Banting, Selangor to Taiping, Perak, will see six toll plazas be built in Selangor. At the Selangor state assembly sitting today, Hassan Ali (PAS-Gombak Setia), the state exco member in …
Local councils have received fewer complaints about rubbish collection since taking over solid waste collection duties from Alam Flora in October.
Sound policies and pro-active management has given Selangor the edge to become an attractive foreign investment destination.
Six high-risk areas have been identified as Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) gears up for possible flood in the last two months of the year.
Khalid Ibrahim said that Kampung Baru was part of Selangor and therefore, the state has to take responsibility to make sure Kampung Baru villagers get the best.
Ong Chong Swen has called on society to devote more kindness to the less fortunate during festive seasons at a deepavali bash in PJS10 recently.
The ban on Seksualiti Merdeka betrays an intolerance of difference among peoples, says disabled activist, Anthony Thanasayan.
Purchasers of the revived Ukay Bistari project were urged to defer legal action against the developer so that all purchasers would be able to take possession of their homes.
The scheme grants a 99-year leasehold title to qualified residents in the state, or extends their current land title by another 99 years
Fashion goes inside out with the launch of Malaysian men's designer underwear label.
Who pays for the fixing of a collapsed traffic light, the council or the hypermarket?
Fuming residents of Impian Seri Setia flats were assured that their water supply will resume to normal today after a five day disruption left them high and dry.
Sexy is taken quite differently in Japan, says homegrown babe Hannah Tan, adding that her Japan adventure has not been easy.
Opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim embarked on a walkabout in Brickfields last night to a welcoming crowd.
A local council official recently claimed that pet owners are responsible for 70 percent of the country’s animal cruelty incidents now.
Many of the 20,000 residents living in Taman Wawasan are unimpressed with the current system proposed by the developer, which includes a two-lane road parallel to Damansara-Puchong highway (LDP), controlled by traffic lights.
Selangor government has a 10-acre centralised pound in the works for stray animals caught within Klang Valley, next year.
The articulate and zen-like Lenna Lim compared culture to the air that surrounds us, which “sometimes tends to be ignored by us. But we breathe it every second, our culture,” she said.
The owner of the land on which the 135-year-old Sri Maha Mariamman temple in Bandar Puchong Jaya sits, has agreed to surrender the land to the state government, thus precluding the possibility of the temple being demolished for a future project.
