Authorities cite cost and operational constraints for the absence of late-night public transport services, even as nightlife operators and patrons push for improved connectivity.

Projects like AiSee and Llama-powered legal tools show how open-source AI can help transform services while anchoring Singapore’s Smart Nation push.

Oscar Piastri was hit with a 5s penalty for a jump start in the Azerbaijan GP, but didn't get to serve it since he crashed on the opening lap

Oscar Piastri says 'silly' errors on his part were behind a disastrous showing at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, where he jumped the start and stalled, before crashing out on the opening lap. But Australia's Formula One championship leader has been handed a massive boost after escaping a grid penalty for the upcoming Singapore GP.

The McLaren driver’s afternoon in Baku unravelled immediately after the lights went out. Having jumped slightly forward from ninth on

SINGAPORE: Migrant workers who need help urgently, such as after an accident or health emergency, can now tap a new fund meant to provide immediate financial relief.

Singapore plans to amend its foreign interference laws as tensions between global powers and ongoing conflicts such as those in the Middle East deepen divisions and raised the risk of external meddling,

Jeffrey Cheah, whose Sunway Group is buying Singaporean and Malaysian property developer MCL Land for S$738.7 million (US$578 million), is one of Malaysia’s richest billionaires, known for turning a former tin-mining wasteland into a thriving township.

A popular Indian singer has died in a freak scuba-diving accident in Singapore, aged 52, officials said.

When Andrea Goh Fenton’s three-year-old was having trouble managing her “big feelings”, she created the Mindful Me journal – filled with colouring pages paired with positive affirmations for kids, and guided prompts for parents – to help her daughter and other children cope better.

Online travel booking platform Agoda apologized for including “inappropriate” language as part of severance agreements in Singapore, after drawing criticism for warning laid-off staff not to raise the matter to authorities or labor unions.

President Tharman and Egyptian President Sisi also witnessed the signing and exchange of seven MOUs. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.