Camille Clarke

With the crime hot spots in the Northern Divisions now under intense police scrutiny, criminals are migrating to the Southern Division.

Two government ministers had to beat a hasty retreat from Sea Lots, Port-of-Spain, yesterday after they were jeered by residents.

Fifteen former homeless people will now be able to receive Government assistance, pursue their education, obtain bank cards, apply for electricity, get connected to the internet or simply buy a mobile

The Port-of-Spain City Corporation yesterday moved to take possession of the controversial 23-acre parcel of land opposite West Mall in Westmoorings.

Several people held over the busy Carnival weekend and charged with various offences have appeared before a Port-of-Spain magistrate.

More than 1,000 police officers and 300 soldiers will be on duty to provide a safe and secure Carnival during the next two days, with the official street party set to start this morning with J’Ouvert

Hundreds of Trinidadians living in the United States and other tourists seeking to come to T&T for the start of major Carnival festivites were left stranded yesterday, after a major snowstorm forc

Deputy Commissioner of Police Mervyn Richardson says the police and their protective service counterparts will be out in full force for the Carnival season, in an attempt to ensure criminal activity i