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Government Resolute to Deal with Crime Problem, 50 Wards of the State to benefit from work experience and Section of Constant Spring Road to be Closed for Roadworks Over the Weekend.

First entertainment zone to be introduced in February; States of emergency across the island extended; and consumers urged to be vigilant while shopping during holidays.

If you're making plans to host events this Christmas season, the Government has got you covered because adjustments have been made to the Noise Abatement regulations which will see party goers going until well after midnight. Listen to this feature to learn more about this recent change.

On House Matters this week: Zones of Special operations in Denham Town and Mount Salem extended; Noise Abatement Act amended and State of Public Emergency extended.

Come January 2020, residential and commercial customers, schools and condominiums will see an overall increase of about 4 percent in water rates.

The States of Public Emergency in St James, Hanover, Westmoreland, St. Catherine, Clarendon and the St. Andrew South Police Division have been extended for 30 days.

Hundreds of residents in some of our western parishes turned out to access free health services on Tuesday during the annual Don Daly Medical Mission. A team of 85 medical professionals and volunteers from Nova Southeastern University NSU in the United States administered a range of services at three clinics set up in Negril and Ketto in Westmoreland and Flanker...

Plans for the agro economic zone at the Holland Estate are progressing well, and farmers who are farming on the property are seeig the reward. The aim is that this initiative will provide a ready market for farmers to sell their produce. Listen to this edition of calling farmers to hear more about how farmers will reap the benefits.  ...

JPS commissions Hunts Bay power plant; Government approves temporary adjustments to noise abatement; and online adult passport renewal system rolled out.

Water Rates to be increased; National Cyber Policy to be developed and Health Centres to be upgraded early next year.

The last census conducted in Jamaica in 2011 revealed that there were close to 3 million people living on the island. How much do you think that figure has changed since then? Well that and other questions will soon be answered when the next census is conducted. Listen to this feature to find out more.