Police killings going back five years are now being investigated by the Independent Commission of Investigations (INDECOM).Yesterday, during a Gleaner Editors' Forum held at the newspaper's North Street, central Kingston, offices, INDECOM head Terrence...

Jamaicans continue to cry out about the high number of police killings. Since the start of the year, there have been at least 19 reported police killings across the island. During a Gleaner Editors' Forum held yesterday at the newspaper's Kingston offices...

The Independent Commission of Investigations (INDECOM) has announced that it has launched a probe to determine if sufficient steps were taken to ensure the safety of Adiff Washington, the patient killed at the May Pen Hospital on Tuesday....

Despite being left "shocked and disappointed" on Tuesday by the public defender's failure to submit his long-awaited report on the 2010 Tivoli Gardens incursion, Speaker of the House of Representatives, Michael Peart, believes...

Queen's Counsel Michael Hylton has said the state-run Assets Recovery Agency is going ahead with its claim to get orders to confiscate the assets of former Tivoli Gardens strongman Christopher 'Dudus' Coke and his...

The Jamaican police will soon have three key pieces of legislation that will enhance their crime-fighting strategies. National Security Minister Peter Bunting, who made the announcement yesterday, said the long-awaited anti-gang legislation...

Special adviser to Governor General Sir Patrick Allen, Evadne Coye, has revealed that Opposition Leader Andrew Holness has already received a response from that office to his request for the head of state's intervention to allow the completion...

The Private Sector Organisation of Jamaica (PSOJ) yesterday expressed positive views on the Government's post-Cabinet retreat press briefing to update the nation on the details coming out of the three-day meeting....

Jamaica took a new step towards preserving the nation for future generations yesterday with the grand opening of Jamaica Recycles at the company's Spanish Town Road, Kingston, grounds. Jamaica Recycles will operate...

THE MUCH-touted programme to supply local fruit juices to schools across the country is set to get back on track next month after an arrangement between the Ministry of Education and the supplier was almost derailed...