Penang govt proposes converting 70% of federal roads to state roads
PETALING JAYA (May 6): In order to maintain the roads better, the Penang state government is applying to convert federal roads into state roads.
Burglars spare messy house, assume it has already been burgled
KUALA LUMPUR (April 26): Now here is a cheap security option for your home.
Council gave 18 recommendations, says Khalid
PETALING JAYA (April 20): The Penang South Reclamation (PSR) proposal has not received the green light from The National Physical Planning Council (NPPC), said Federal Territories Minister Khalid Samad.
Traffic congestion and road closures in Penang for ‘V-Malaysia 2019’
PETALING JAYA (April 19): Traffic congestion, road closures and diversions are to be expected between April 21 and 27, in conjunction with 'V-Malaysia 2019: Lead to Inspire, Inspire to Lead'.
Penang Forum slams DoE for approving highway plan with errors
GEORGE TOWN (April 18): A Penang Forum member questioned the professionalism of federal regulators, as the environmental study report for a highway project contained drawing errors.
Penang South Reclamation project gets approval from federal govt
GEORGE TOWN (April 18): The proposed Penang South Reclamation (PSR) mega project has received the approval from the National Physical Planning Council (NPPC), reports said today.
NGOs still against Penang’s Pan Island Link 1
GEORGE TOWN (April 15): The Penang authorities are “ignoring public objections”, said non-governmental organisations (NGOs) in the state in reaction to the news that the RM7 billion Pan Island Link 1 (PIL1) environmental impact assessment (EIA) has got regulatory approval from the Environment Department (DOE).
Power outage leaves Penang court annex in the dark
GEORGE TOWN (April 15): The pursuit of justice was suddenly made darker and hotter when the High Courts and a Magistrate's court here suffered a power outage.
New roofs for Penang homes damaged by waterspout
PENANG (April 11): It was a day that some Penangites will not forget.
Penang Forum NGO says government should find alternatives to PIL 1
PETALING JAYA (April 11): Alternatives need to be sought for the Pan Island Link 1 (PIL 1) as the Federal Government is not providing financial aid for the highway project, says an NGO The Star reports that Penang Forum member Dr Lim Mah Hui said the state should treat the situation as an opportunity instead of a setback.
