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Jersey should prioritise locally produced goods over imported products to strengthen the island's economy, according to the organisation behind the Genuine Jersey accreditation scheme.

A much-loved Charing Cross restaurant has closed permanently after its owners said a “combination of circumstances” led to the difficult decision.

Patients at Jersey’s General Hospital have been kept cool with cold drinks, ice and ice lollies during recent periods of extreme heat, according to Health Minister Senator Tom Binet.

Around 7,300 hospital discharge letters sent to GPs in Jersey may not have been received because of a technical problem affecting healthcare computer systems, officials have confirmed.

Demolition work on the ageing landing stage at Gorey Pier is set to continue longer than first anticipated, with completion now expected by the end of August.

Removing Jersey's goods and services tax (GST) from food would reduce government revenue by an estimated £14.4 million each year, according to Treasury and Resources Minister Senator Alan McLean.

There are growing delays for prisoners in Jersey seeking transfers to prisons in the UK, with limited availability of places leading to average waiting times of more than 10 months.

Jersey's volunteer lifeboat crews responded to a series of incidents across the island on Saturday, with the RNLI describing it as an exceptionally busy day for its teams. One of the largest operations began after a paddleboard washed ashore at Archirondel in St Martin, prompting fears that two children could still be in the water. Lifeboat crews carried out an extensive search of the surrounding area before police confirmed there had been no reports of any missing children.

Government workers are set to begin work to stabilise an unsafe wall at Rouge Bouillon after property owners failed to complete the required repairs.

The Government of Jersey will take over work to secure an unsafe retaining wall on Rouge Bouillon after the deadline for property owners to carry out repairs expired today (10 June).

Plans to build 30 affordable homes on the outskirts of St Martin's Village have been given the green light after an appeal overturned an earlier planning refusal.

Emergency services carried out a late-night search off Jersey's west coast after receiving reports of a possible person in the water.

New research suggests Jersey’s housing pressures are not simply caused by a lack of homes, but by a shortage of the types of properties islanders need most.

Islanders can look forward to another spell of very warm weather today, with forecasters predicting sunshine mixed with high cloud and temperatures reaching around 30°C across Jersey.

A loggerhead turtle rescued from a Jersey beach after being left stranded during Storm Goretti is preparing to return to the wild following months of specialist care.

Islanders are being urged to take extra precautions as soaring temperatures and dry conditions push Jersey's wildfire risk to its highest level.

A new office building could be constructed on the site of a commercial property that was destroyed after suffering severe damage during Storm Ciarán.

Islanders will once again have the chance to witness the precision and speed of the Red Arrows after organisers confirmed the world-famous aerobatic team will return for this year’s Jersey International Air Display.

Portable air conditioning units have been installed across Jersey's General Hospital as the Island prepares for another spell of exceptionally hot weather.

A new digital platform designed to support parents from pregnancy through the first five years of a child's life has been made available free of charge in Jersey following a £100,000 government-backed grant.