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A long-awaited date with nature
HIKERS and those who enjoy outdoor activities like an evening jog can rejoice as the state government will reopen recreational parks from Saturday.
CM: Project cancellation will affect Penang’s economy
GEORGE TOWN: The Penang government is disappointed that the RM100mil Penang Hill cable car project has been cancelled by the Federal Government, but environmentalists are cheering.
Project grounded for now
THE Penang International Airport expansion project scheduled to begin in June may be postponed due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
State govt in shock as Fed Govt pulls funding for Penang Hill cable car project
GEORGE TOWN: The state government is in shock, as they have been informed that the Federal Government has pulled the plug on the RM100mil Penang Hill cable car project, says Chief Minister Chow Kon Yeow.
‘Penang’s anti-hopping law will not hold water’
GEORGE TOWN: The two assemblyman that the Pakatan Harapan state government wants to remove from the state assembly are certain that such an attempt would be illegal.
More clouds needed to fill dams
DESPITE all the rain and floods, Penang’s dam levels hardly budged.
Penang govt to declare two Bersatu state seats vacant
GEORGE TOWN: The Penang government will table a motion in the next state assembly meeting to declare the seats of two Parti Pribumi Bersatu Malaysia assemblymen vacant.
Penang govt suspends allocations, privileges of 'rogue' Bersatu, PKR assemblymen
GEORGE TOWN: The state government has suspended the allocations and privileges of three "rogue" assemblymen from Parti Pribumi Bersatu Malaysia and PKR who have openly supported the Federal Government.
CM: Stay vigilant in Covid fight despite green status
PENANGITES must remain vigilant and continue to observe the conditional movement control order (MCO) although the state has achieved the green zone status.
Act against Bersatu duo, CM Chow urged
GEORGE TOWN: The political allegiance of two Parti Pribumi Bersatu Malaysia assemblymen has come under scrutiny following their appointments into government-linked companies (GLCs).