Authorities are putting their foot down on issues related to the 3R's of race, religion, and royalty.

To achieve this, the cops and the Attorney-General's Chambers are working to identify the most effective mechanisms to address rising cases on social media.

The IGP explained that the open nature of social media platforms can lead to culprits feeling like they have the freedom to make offensive comments and remarks.

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Beware of scammers posing as TNB officers.

The utility company issued the warning after a 71-year-old woman in Terengganu was duped out of 50 thousand ringgit following a call from impersonators.

Customers have also been advised to remain vigilant against suspicious calls and to not disclose any personal information, including identity card numbers or addresses over the phone.

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The Federal Territories Ministry says a feasibility study will be conducted on the possibility of holding an election for the post of KL Mayor.

According to Sinar Harian, the move is seen as more practical than electing many city council members through local government elections.

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The government has allocated 350 million ringgit to upgrade the East-West Highway to make the route safer, more comfortable, and resilient.

The Works Ministry adds that preliminary work for the project will begin this year.

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Suspended policewoman, Inspector Sheila has been arrested again, this time for disturbing public order during the Thaipusam festivities at Batu Caves early yesterday.

This, following an altercation between the woman and several traders near the temple, with a video of the incident since going viral.

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Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has brushed off any links to Jeffrey Epstein, after the Prime Minister was apparently name-dropped in a 14-year-old email exchange involving the controversial late banker.