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Penang authorities will conduct comprehensive safety assessments of heritage buildings statewide following an incident where debris from a deteriorating shophouse on Armenian Street injured two Sri Lankan tourists.
Two Indonesian fishermen have been charged with drug trafficking following the seizure of 113 kilograms of methamphetamine worth RM6.1 million in waters off Penang, Malaysian authorities announced.
Two Indonesian men have been charged at Balik Pulau Magistrate's Court with trafficking 147 kilograms of methamphetamine, marking a significant drug seizure in Penang and highlighting transnational narcotics operations in the region.
Penang's government is monitoring the situation after 121 Rohingya voluntarily relocated from a temporary settlement in Penaga to Kuala Lumpur with UNHCR support, following rising tensions in local communities.
The Malaysian government will explore ways to strengthen Galeri Karyawan Nordin Ahmad in Penang, honouring the late film icon's legacy and making his contributions accessible to younger audiences.
Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has pledged RM5 million to support the Bumiputera Semiconductor Action Plan, aiming to deepen native Malaysian companies' involvement in the country's advanced technology manufacturing sector.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has defended attending Fort Cornwallis's reopening, emphasizing the restored site should serve as an educational resource for understanding Malaysia's colonial heritage rather than celebrating colonial dominance.
Police in Penang are investigating the death of an 18-year-old male who fell from the 68th floor of the iconic Komtar building in George Town on Wednesday afternoon. Preliminary findings suggest no foul play.
Alam Aliran Kualiti has secured a Malaysian Book of Records recognition for operating the country's largest belt press system dewatering plant in Penang, capable of handling 450 tonnes of water treatment sludge daily while supporting circular economy initiatives.
Police in Balik Pulau arrested a man who allegedly threatened a traffic officer after authorities seized a motorcycle being ridden by his child, highlighting tensions over road enforcement.
Penang's Department of Occupational Safety and Health is probing the death of a Bangladeshi construction worker who fell from the 34th floor of a high-rise project in Bayan Mutiara, landing on a canopy roof nine levels below.
The Penang State Islamic Religious Council has pledged RM2 million towards the Mutiara Didik Cemerlang Akademik programme this year, supporting over 7,400 Bumiputera students through tuition, workshops and learning modules.
Five Malaysian cocktail bars have earned recognition in Asia's 50 Best Bars 2026 extended 51-100 list, with Cabinet 8 KL entering the rankings for the first time at No.65.
Penang Water Supply Corporation will construct an 80 MLD treatment plant in Seberang Perai Selatan by 2027, with additional capacity planned through 2031 to support rapid industrial growth and population expansion.
Malaysia's Penang labour regulator has imposed an immediate work stoppage at a Bandar Tanjong Pinang construction site after a scaffolding platform fell from the eighth floor on July 1, killing an Indonesian worker. Investigations continue.
Penang has ended its six-month grace period for littering offences, moving to full legal enforcement from July 1 without warnings. Violators face fines up to RM2,000, community service, or both under amended state laws.
Penang has rolled out Community Service Order enforcement against littering offences under amended local government legislation. Violators face fines up to RM2,000, community service requirements, or both, with enforcement teams equipped with body cameras patrolling hotspots across the state.
A trailer driver received a RM6,000 fine from George Town magistrate's court after admitting to careless driving at the Udini underpass, highlighting ongoing road safety concerns.