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The house at 38 Oxley Road in Singapore was where the country’s founding father Lee Kuan Yew and other early leaders of the People’s Action Party met to lay the groundwork for Singapore’s independence. — File pic

Singapore government takes possession of Lee Kuan Yew’s home after decade-long family feud

A Singapore government-appointed panel from the Health Ministry says social media crackdown should not be focused on setting age limits, but instead acting against the algorithms that target vulnerable users. — Picture by Yusof Isa

Singapore says no to social media age ban, targets features that put young users at risk

Singapore has recorded 40 measles cases so far this year, the highest since 2020 but below the 152 cases reported during the 2019 global outbreak. — Pexels pic

Measles cases hit six-year high in Singapore: Should you be worried?

A worker embroiders the brand names of fashion brands Love, Bonito  and TOTON in a collaboration on fabric, as the Singapore-founded label investigates a customer data security incident. — Picture from Instagram/lovebonito

Singapore-founded fashion brand Love, Bonito warns customers after website breach exposes personal data

An ExxonMobil worker walks near storage facilities, as Singapore expands its LNG bunkering network with eight new supplier licences. — Picture from Facebook/Exxonmobile

More LNG players set to fuel Singapore’s shipping ambitions

Some 60 primary students in a River Valley school fell ill days in January 2026, after Singapore started a centralised school kitchen meal programme. The caterer Gourmetz is in court with six food safety charges as of July. — Picture from Gourmetz website

Dirty trolleys, bacteria and false labels: Singapore caterer in court after 60 students sick with gastroenteritis 

Singapore ministers K. Shanmugam (left) and Tan See Leng won a defamation suit against Bloomberg on July 14, 2026 with the High Court ruling that the US news outlet had acted with ‘malice’ in publishing an article titled ‘Singapore mansion deals are increasingly shrouded in secrecy’. — Combination picture from Facebook/K Shanmugam Sc and Tan See Leng

Bloomberg hit with S$290,000 bill over article on Singapore ministers’ property deals

British trip-hop band Massive Attack is under investigation in Singapore for unlicensed public display of Palestine’s flag during its only concert in the country at the Star Theatre on July 29, 2026. — Picture from Instagram/massiveattackofficial

Massive Attack rocks Singapore stage, but Palestinian flag sparks investigation

A poster displaying Ebola emergency contact numbers is pinned to a tent at the Busunga border crossing between Uganda and the Democratic Republic of Congo in Bundibugyo on May 18, 2026. — AFP pic

Singapore organisation leads Ebola vaccine push as Congo outbreak kills nearly 1,500

Cars travel along a road in Singapore, where the private car population has fallen to its lowest level since 2019 while rental vehicles have reached a record high. — TODAY file pic

High costs push Singapore private car numbers to lowest since 2019, rentals hit record

The Lions will face hosts Indonesia, regional rivals Malaysia and India in Group A of the inaugural tournament. — Picture via Facebook/Football Association of Singapore

No easy route for the Lions! Singapore face hosts Indonesia and old rivals Malaysia in daunting Fifa Asean Cup draw

Singtel has confirmed talks with several parties over a possible stake sale in Optus, its Australian telecoms subsidiary, as the company faces Federal Court action over emergency-call failures. — File pic

Singtel confirms Optus stake talks as Australian unit faces court action over emergency-call failures

DNA Brands will set aside up to S$1 million for refunds after a Singapore investigation found that some staff used high-pressure sales tactics on customers. — Unsplash pic

Singapore beauty chain offers S$1m refunds after staff targeted elderly clients’ retirement savings

Singapore police arrested two Malaysian men at Woodlands Checkpoint after investigations linked them to at least two cases involving scammers posing as MAS officials. — TODAY file pic

Two Malaysians arrested at Woodlands Checkpoint over S$39,000 cash and gold-bar scam involving bogus Singapore govt officials

French teenager Didier Gaspard Owen Maximilien arrives at the State Courts in Singapore July 30, 2026. — AFP pic

French teen fined S$600 in Singapore for licking vending machine straw and putting it back

Grab will pilot on-demand autonomous rides in Punggol, allowing passengers to travel directly between selected pick-up and drop-off points. — File pic

Grab to pilot on-demand driverless rides in Singapore’s Punggol town, with fares from late 2026