Govt May Ask Private Sector To Build Elderly Homes
The Labour and Welfare Secretary, Law Chi-kwong, said on Saturday that the government will consider asking more private ... Read more
Beijing Police Release Video Of Cameraman's Arrest
Police in Beijing have defended their handling of a Hong Kong journalist who was roughed-up by officers while trying to ... Read more
HK Lags In Women's Health Issues: Lawmaker
A women's group said on Friday that Hong Kong is lagging behind when it comes to healthcare for women. The Ladies Dyn... Read more
Court Emailed Photo Of Jurors As A 'warning'
A high profile Mong Kok riot trial involving localist leader Edward Leung on Friday became embroiled in a photo scare on... Read more
Edward Leung Found Guilty Over Mong Kok Riot
A nine-member jury on Friday unanimously found prominent localist Edward Leung guilty of rioting during the Lunar New Ye... Read more
Medical Care On Mega-bridge Worries Lawmaker
Civic Party lawmaker Kwok Ka-ki said on Friday that concerns over the standard of medical care on the mainland may deter... Read more
Tsim Sha Tsui Bar Raid Nets 39
Police have arrested 39 people on suspicion of trafficking dangerous drugs, after a raid on an upstairs bar in Tsim Sha ... Read more
DAB Calls For HK$2bn Fund To Replace Old Lifts
The DAB party is demanding that the government set up a HK$2 billion fund to help replace or upgrade lifts that have bee... Read more
Deeper Greater Bay Ties Won't Harm HK: Carrie Lam
Chief Executive Carrie Lam has sought to dismiss concerns that Hong Kong may not benefit in the long-run from Beijing's ... Read more
Nancy Kissel Loses Her Bid Against Parole Ruling
An American woman, who's serving a life sentence in jail in Hong Kong for murdering her banker husband 15 years ago, has... Read more
Cameraman's Violent Arrest 'strange': Teresa Cheng
Secretary for Justice Teresa Cheng said on Friday that she hopes a Now TV cameraman who was roughed up by police in Beij... Read more
Protesters Rally Against Cramped Care Home Spaces
A group of around 20 people staged a protest outside the Social Welfare Department in Wan Chai on Friday, calling for mo... Read more
Former Home Affairs Secretary Denied Bail Again
A New York judge rejected bail on Thursday for a prominent Hong Kong businessman awaiting trial in a United Nations-link... Read more
Jury Still Out In Edward Leung Riot Trial
The jury considering whether former Hong Kong Indigenous spokesman Edward Leung and four other defendants are guilty of ... Read more
Censure Motion Against Cheng Chung-tai Rejected
A bid to unseat Civic Passion lawmaker Cheng Chung-tai failed in Legco on Thursday as it didn't meet the threshold of tw... Read more