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CNA is Singapore's most trusted, widely used online news source: Reuters Institute report

The 15th edition of the global report also highlights Mediacorp's position in the local media ecosystem, with its brands securing four of the top five spots in public trust.

119 dengue cases recorded in Singapore in second week of June, highest so far in 2026

There are 12 active dengue clusters in Singapore as at June 15, according to NEA.

Freelance cleaner gets jail for stealing after hirer catches her using planted dollar notes

The employer installed a surveillance camera and later caught the worker with S$150 taken from her bag.

New on-demand grocery delivery service starts on June 22 with Sheng Siong and foodpanda tie-up

Durian sellers brace for less supply, poorer quality durians amid rainy peak harvest season

Harvests from some regions in Malaysia are expected to arrive in Singapore later this month, but supply is likely to be lower than last year's bumper crop.

A decade in the making, Tengah's newly completed S$120 million reservoir set to serve 42,000 homes

The two five-storey high tanks, which are built on the highest point in Tengah, are set to become operational by this year.

Nearly $100m to be pumped into municipal, industrial water solutions: Gan Kim Yong

He also revealed the completion of Tengah Service Reservoir.

PUB channels S$12 million to boost water efficiency for wafer fabrication, data centres: DPM Gan

The data centre and chipmaking industries are water-intensive and provide critical components and services for artificial intelligence.

Commentary: To conserve or demolish? Singapore needs a heritage middle ground

Architectural, historical and social considerations are often collapsed into a single yes-or-no question: Does a building qualify for conservation? But heritage rarely works so neatly, argues SUTD’s Yeo Kang Shua.

Jail for 2 men in foreign gang that stole from unattended bags in Singapore

The men targeted Singapore as they felt it had a favourable exchange rate back home in China.

London bags city planning prize for ‘outstanding capacity to reinvent itself’

The city is the 8th laureate of the Lee Kuan Yew World City Prize.

Regional groups sign pact to team up and boost dengue defence

The MOU establishes a regional framework for knowledge sharing, advocacy and coordinated action against dengue.

Circle Line train services affected by ‘minor delay’

The delay was affecting train services between Lorong Chuan and Bishan stations towards Harbourfront

New Singapore Cruise Centre terminal at Harbourfront to open in July, ferry operators to move in 2 phases

Travellers heading to Batam and other Indonesian destinations will need to use the new terminal from July. There will be no changes to ferry routes and schedules.

Lack of public understanding on nuclear energy in S-E Asia a challenge: UN nuclear watchdog

He is hoping that Singapore’s 2027 ASEAN chairmanship will help to deepen dialogues between IAEA and the region.

STB suspends travel agency Vacanza Global Travels over failure to meet financial requirements

During the period of suspension, the company will not be allowed to accept new travel bookings.

Victims have lost $60,000 in lucky draw scams since May 20; public urged to be vigilant

The ruses involve scammers promoting scratch cards or lottery tickets offering cash prizes on Facebook live streams.

ERP alerts, roadside e-parking payment among features in trial before ERP 2 rollout on Jan 1

The features are being tested by 1,000 motorists until November 2026.

Motorists to trial roadside electronic parking under ERP 2 from August

The feature allows motorists to start and pay for roadside parking through the ERP 2 on-board unit (OBU) display.

Singapore running pilot for ERP 2 location-based charging

CNA's Justin Ong put ERP 2 location-based charging to the test. What worked well, and what didn't?