PM Lee Hsien Loong and PAP secretary-general has acknowledged the battle for Hougang will be an “uphill fight”.

Hougang will not be “taken back” by the People’s Action Party (PAP), neither can it be bought over by offers of upgrading, says the Workers’ Party (WP)’s Png Eng Huat.

Former Minister Mentor Lee Kuan Yew has cautioned that a key challenge to Singapore’s survival will be its shrinking demographic.

The wife of the Ferrari driver involved in last Saturday’s fatal traffic accident in Bugis has apologised to families of the other victims.

One thing hasn't changed since a red supercar slammed into a taxi near Bugis Junction last weekend.

Close that chapter, let’s move on.

The single-member constituency of Hougang is “extremely important” to the Workers’ Party (WP), says its representative candidate Png Eng Huat.

Ex-Workers’ Party (WP) MP Yaw Shin Leong has finally broken his silence.

An Indonesian maid in her thirties was found dead at the foot of a flat in Serangoon on Thursday morning.

Following the move of its rival, transport operator Singapore Mass Rapid Transit (SMRT) has upped the basic salaries of their new bus drivers in a bid to attract more Singaporeans to the job.

Ryan Hart, a 14-year-old boy from Michigan, had a rude surprise when he bit into his Arby's roast beef sandwich.

Her friends call her a loyal friend and righteous person, always ready to help anyone in need.

In line with International Day Against Homophobia and Transphobia (IDAHO) – which is celebrated every 17 May, a group of activists are again sounding a call for the Singapore government to repeal Section 377A of the Penal Code.

Three issues are top of Desmond Choo’s agenda: Low wages, low income families and education.

Both Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong and Deputy Prime Minister Teo Chee Hean have taken to their Facebook pages to express sadness over the recent tragic accident in Bugis that claimed the lives of three and injured another two.

Singapore’s air force and navy personnel will soon receive new combat uniforms similar to what foot soldiers currently wear.

Watch your conduct and respect local laws.

Political analysts say the Workers’ Party’s (WP) recent troubles are a sign all is not well within the party.

Moments after businessman Png Eng Huat was declared as a candidate for the Hougang by-election, the Workers' Party (WP) swiftly dismissed talk of a rift developing within the party.

The two men will be trying to win the hearts of Hougang residents for the right to be the Member of Parliament for the single member constituency.