Middle East Conflict May Push Up Singapore Power Costs if Energy Prices Stay Elevated

Singapore electricity bills may increase if global fuel prices stay high, says the Energy Market Authority, though most households are currently protected by fixed price contracts and regulated tariffs.

Two Men Hospitalised Following Violent Stabbing in Geylang Lorong 16

A 48-year-old man was arrested after a Geylang stabbing left a 70-year-old victim unconscious with chest wounds. Both men were hospitalized following the early morning altercation at Lorong 16.

MHA Confirms Possible Criminal Risks in Selling ‘Oripas’ Trading Card Packs, Police to Look Into Complaints

Selling “Oripas” blind trading card packs may breach cheating or gambling laws, and police will investigate reports of potential offences across Singapore.

45-Year-Old Man Arrested for Criminal Intimidation After Knife Incident Near Geylang Serai Market

A 45-year-old man was arrested after allegedly threatening an auxiliary police officer with a knife near Geylang Serai Market. The suspect was subdued by members of the public.

Man to Face Theft Charge After Allegedly Taking Money from Passenger’s Bag on Plane

A 50-year-old man will be charged after allegedly stealing S$750 and bank cards from a passenger’s bag during a flight from Singapore to Jakarta in October 2025.

Singapore’s The Providore Café and Deli Closes Doors, Ending 13 Years of Operations

The Providore Singapore closes all outlets from 9 March 2026, thanking customers for 13 years of support and memorable food experiences across the city.

Teenagers Nabbed for Alleged Assault and Robbery of Trading Cards Worth S$8K in MacPherson

Three teens were arrested in MacPherson after allegedly assaulting a man and stealing S$8,000 worth of One Piece trading cards; police recovered the items promptly.

Woman Sentenced to Jail After Spray-Painting Graffiti at Praisehaven on Christmas Day

Australian woman jailed for vandalising Salvation Army’s Praisehaven on Christmas Day after spray-painting graffiti on the walls and three vans at the Upper Bukit Timah premises.

‘Yellow Box’ Areas Outside HDB Shops Rented Out Online Though Subletting Is Not Allowed

Outdoor “yellow box” spaces outside HDB shops are being advertised for rent online, even though rules say they cannot be sublet to unrelated businesses.

Elderly Woman Found Dead at Foot of Woodlands Block; Police Investigations Ongoing

A 66-year-old woman was found dead at a Woodlands HDB block. Police said no foul play is suspected, and investigations are ongoing.

Case Management Conference Scheduled as Law Society of Singapore Moves Ahead with Disciplinary Action Against Pritam Singh

The Law Society of Singapore has begun disciplinary proceedings against Workers’ Party chief Pritam Singh, with a case management conference scheduled at the Supreme Court.

Singapore’s Second RSAF Evacuation Flight Arrives from Saudi Arabia, Seats Also Offered to Other Nationals

Singapore’s second air force evacuation flight from Jeddah lands with 81 citizens and dependents, while spare seats were offered to other nationals stranded in the Middle East.

Reddit User Urges Singaporeans to Change PayNow Display Names After Privacy Concern

A Singapore PayNow user warns that scammers can see full names via mobile numbers and urges others to change display names to initials or nicknames.

TADA Updates Driver Compensation Rules with S$3 Cancellation Fee and S$150 Cleaning Cap

Tada will pay drivers S$3 for cancelled rides after three minutes and raise cleaning fee compensation to S$150 from March 18 in Singapore.

Driver Found Guilty of Rash Act After Leaving Car Park with Man on Bonnet

A Singapore man was convicted after driving off with his lover’s husband on his car bonnet in Sengkang, that cause the victim injuries during the incident.

Court Revokes Bail of Briton Convicted in Wirecard Case After Passport Images Found

A British man jailed over Wirecard-linked offences has had his bail revoked after investigators found passport images and travel research on his phone, raising concerns he may flee Singapore.

Singapore’s Itacho Sushi Permanently Closes, Website and Accounts Taken Down

Itacho Sushi closes all Singapore outlets after 16 years, with social media, app, and website deactivated, marking the end of its local operations.

Singapore Man Sues Porsche Dealer TTS Eurocars Over EV Battery Warranty After Rear-End Accident

A Singapore man sues Porsche dealer for over $300,000 after a dispute over EV battery replacement following a rear-end collision that damaged his Taycan 4S.

SFA Pulls Additional Nestle and Nature One Milk Formula Batches from Market

Singapore recalls two formula milk batches after cereulide toxin was detected in Nestle NAN HA2 and Nature One Dairy toddler milk formula products.

A police report has been filed after local content creator Naomi Neo was allegedly groped at a flea market held at Aperia Mall on April 4. The incident happened while she was running a booth as a vendor, when a man who had been lingering nearby allegedly touched her inappropriately before fleeing the scene.

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