Man In Court On Taxi Driver Murder Charge
A 31-year-old man appeared before Kwun Tong Court on Saturday to face a charge of murdering a taxi driver in Sai Ying Pu... Read more
Seven Activists Jailed Over July 1 Protest
The District Court on Saturday sentenced seven activists to between six and twelve months behind bars for their roles in... Read more
Civil Service Chief: New Test Will Hit Applications
Secretary for the Civil Service Patrick Nip admitted on Saturday that a new test on the national security law for would... Read more
No New Cases Found At Grand Promenade Lockdown
The government has ended its lockdown of a residential building in Sai Wan Ho, with no new cases of Covid-19 being being... Read more
Sai Wan Ho Block On Lockdown Over Covid Case
The government on Friday ordered an overnight lockdown at a building in Sai Wan Ho after a resident who was exempted fro... Read more
San Po Kong Bookstore Closes Last Chapter
Readers took a last opportunity to browse the shelves of Bleak House Books before one of the city's few independent Engl... Read more
Scientist Jailed For A Year Over 2019 Protest
A scientist who told a court he tried to help a protester shot and injured by the police in 2019 has been jailed for a y... Read more
Customs Seize 3,000kg Of Lobster In Smuggling Bust
Customs officials said on Friday that they had seized more than 3,000 kilogrammes of Australian lobster that they believ... Read more
Govt May Offer More Quarantine Places For Helpers
Labour and Welfare Secretary Law Chi-kwong said the government may make available more quarantine facilities for newly a... Read more
Air Canada Flights Banned For 2 Weeks Over Covid
The Department of Health on Friday banned all direct flights from Vancouver operated by Air Canada between October 16 an... Read more
Govt Says It Fears Article 23 Law Will Be Demonised
Security Secretary Chris Tang said on Friday that the government will need to consult the public well on planned nationa... Read more
'Bad Weather Likely Behind Hospital Site Subsidence'
Hospital Authority chief executive Tony Ko has played down the impact of subsidence that has forced the suspension of co... Read more
Educators Urge Caution On School Closures
Education professionals have urged the government to take a cautious approach and assess the situation on the ground bef... Read more
Teachers May Face National Security Tests In Future
Education Secretary Kevin Yeung says teachers may in future have to take a test on the Basic Law and the national securi... Read more
ADPL To Accept Applications For Legco Polls
The Hong Kong Association for Democracy and People's Livelihood on Thursday said it will start accepting applications fr... Read more