An uneasy relationship between the residents and the regime has lead to a failure to adhere to basic building regulations, leaving many buildings dangerously unsafe reports Baladi News.
Major General Jayez al-Mousa was detained by the National Defense militia after he tried to push his way to the front of queue at a grain center writes Al-Modon.
Drug use and addiction is on the rise in area of Self-Administration control, with some accusing the authorities of not doing enough to solve the problem reports Alsouria Net.
Currency exchange offices in Aleppo province have gone on strike following a spate of robberies by masked gangs, who have also killed individuals during the crimes reports Zaman Al Wasl.
The Syrian government has announced plans to rehabilitate schools in the Raqqa countryside with a fund of 3.7 billion Syrian pounds writes SANA.
Syria has accused the US of holding Syrian captive at the al-Rukban Camp, which is notorious for its poor conditions and lack of basic supplies writes SANA.
Abdul Razzaq al-Adam, who cannot move his legs, has been imprisoned in Lebanon for two years, and it yet to see the inside of a court room or a lawyer writes Zaman Al Wasl.
Eight children, including five from Sydney-born convicted terrorist Khaled Sharrouf, have been sent to Australia where they will be integrated back into society reports Al-Araby al-Jadeed.
The Education Minister has said that schools damaged by terrorism will be rehabilitated with a fund of 500 million Syrian pounds writes SANA.
The families of dead prisoners were informed of their loss by way of a death certificate, but they have yet to receive the bodies writes Alsouria Net.
Yara Rashid Saleh was just 15 when she was killed serving for the YPG in the Qandil mountains, and the latest recruit in their child conscription campaign reports Alsouria Net.
The Raml district of Lattakia took part in anti-regime demonstrations and are now being punished for their participation with neglect writes Ain al-Medina.
Around 38,000 people, including 400 women and hundreds of children, have been arrested and accused of revolutionary activities reports Zaman Al Wasl.
Children in Hassakeh are choosing to abandon their education in order to work and secure an income for their families who live in dire circumstances writes Alsouria Net.
A number of families have left the al-Rukban Camp to return to their homes, after spending time at a temporary housing shelter writes SANA.
Companies and properties owned by the Syrian businessman Samer Foz have been sanctioned by the US government, who say that he is enriching the Syrian president reports Al-Jazeera.
Clashes have broken out between regime militias and groups from the south who agreed to reconciliations with the regime reports Al-Araby al-Jadeed.
Rawad Merhej, who died fighting for the Tiger Forces, was the son of Colonel Qusay Merhej, who died in Aleppo in 2012 writes Enab Baladi.
Residents from the Damascus Countryside have mourned the deaths of five local who were killed fighting against the regime reports Enab Baladi.
Secondary education exams for students have started across the country, with an increased number of students sitting the exams writes SANA.
