UPDATED 4.47PM | Incident involves individuals suspected of stealing four-wheel drives.

Group says govt must reform waste management, promote sustainable ways to dispose of refuse.

However, group will meet cops tomorrow to resolve impasse amicably.

RTI receives letter from police with reasons forbidding Tuesday rally.

Move follows recent MPS decision to rezone a residential land plot in Batu Arang.

The 6.30am operation saw the entire Bandar Country Homes business centre sealed.

36-year-old suspect fired at police, Hussein says.

There was an understanding on the matter, Ng says.

NGO questions if govt will turn state into 'rubbish corridor'.

Relocate facilities if public's concerns not addressed, Leong says.

Forgotten are its pre-election promises and manifesto on being open.

NGO says despite formal letter submission, no meeting date given yet. 

'Move it to your constituency if you think it is good,' Rawang rep retorts. 

Rawang rep says unfair for residents to be placed at risk.

‘We don’t want our health and environment compromised.’

Any such decision will be determined by Anwar, says Sathia Prakash. 

Chua claims certain quarters want to interfere with his duties.

Three men shot dead, wife missing since.

Initial investigations found no criminal elements, autopsy being conducted.

The suspects' car rammed into a GrabFood rider and dragged her for about a few metres.

The arrests were carried out in Gombak, Damansara and Kelana Jaya.

The six men will be charged under Section 3 of the Kidnapping Act 1961, read together with Section 34 of the Penal Code.

The alleged motive was a business investment gone bad.

Muhamad Shuail Fazli was said to be playing with his elder brother when he slipped into the river and was swept away.

Court orders the student to be jailed for three months if he fails to pay the fine.

Three men were gunned down by cops who said the trio were part of a home invasion gang.

The family of the men shot dead by police say they are not confident of the inquest proposed by IGP.

Abdul Hamid Bador urges the public not to be influenced by rumours and advises them to refer to police.

Deputy chair S Arutchelvan welcomes inquest but says IGP must step in where Selangor police failed.

However, lawyer labels media ‘pro-police’ when asked about triad claim.