US Set To Impose Sanctions Over Mass NSL Arrests
The United States is set to announce fresh sanctions on Friday on six individuals connected to the mass arrests earlier ... Read more
Two Nabbed 'for Helping Protest Suspects Flee'
The police have arrested two people on suspicion of helping two suspects linked to the city's social unrest to flee the ... Read more
Civil Service Union Calls For Clarity On Declaration
The chairman of the Hong Kong Federation of Civil Service Unions, Leung Chau-ting, said on Friday that more clarity was ... Read more
'Govt Should Do More To Inform Minorities Of Tests'
Yau Tsim Mong district councillors on Friday said the government needs to do better in communicating with ethnic minorit... Read more
Covid Cluster Emerges At Another Block In Yau Ma Tei
The Centre for Health Protection (CHP) said on Friday that it had identified another residential building in Yau Ma Tei ... Read more
Civil Servants Given One Month To Sign Declaration
Hong Kong's 180,000 civil servants were told on Friday that they will be given four weeks to sign a declaration that the... Read more
Government Seeks Extra HK$1.5bn For Mega Bridge
The government is seeking an additional HK$1.5 billion in funding from Legco to cover budget overruns in the constructio... Read more
Lawmaker Apologises For 'zooming' While Driving
Federation of Trade Unions lawmaker Kwok Wai-keung said on Friday he will be happy to cooperate with any possible invest... Read more
Promotional Videos Can't Rescue HK Police: Analyst
A political analyst and members of the public warned on Friday that the police are wasting their time producing promotio... Read more
Lunar New Year Fireworks Called Off Again
Hong Kong is expected to welcome in the Year of the Ox next month with muted celebrations, with the government cancellin... Read more
Doubts Raised Over Getting Sha Tin Link Open On Time
The MTR said on Friday that it was facing "many challenges" with getting the cross-harbour section of the Sha Tin-Centra... Read more
Poor Households Struggling To Pay Water Bills: DAB
DAB lawmakers on Friday urged the government to waive penalties for those who are late paying their water charges, sayin... Read more
Ex-fireman Jailed Over Molotov Cocktails At Protest
A former firefighter was jailed for 34 months on Friday over an anti-government protest where he carried four Molotov co... Read more
Thousands In Yau Ma Tei, Jordan Ordered To Get Tests
Thousands of people living in old tenement buildings in Yau Ma Tei and Jordan are being ordered to undergo coronavirus t... Read more
Political Assistant To Home Affairs Chief Resigns
The government confirmed on Friday that Jade Lai, the political assistant to the secretary for home affairs, has resigne... Read more