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Unknown Covid-19 Cases Return, Contacts Quarantined

For the first time in three days, Hong Kong has reported local coronavirus cases with an unknown source of infection. ... Read more

Teen Gets Probation For Hitting Officer With Brick

A 17-year-old student has been handed a 12-month probation order for hitting a police officer with a brick in Mong Kok i... Read more

HK's Jobless Rate Unchanged Despite Covid Curbs

Hong Kong's jobless rate has remained steady despite a business shutdown caused by the third wave of local Covid-19 case... Read more

'Govt Ignored Food Vendors In Third Round Of Relief'

A group of operators who run small establishments like fish ball places say thousands of ventures like theirs have been ... Read more

Democratic Party To Vote Against Covid Funding Plan

More political groups have voiced opposition to the government's latest pandemic relief funding request, saying it falls... Read more

'Fewer Cross-border Kids Can Lead To School Closure'

The Federation of Education Workers has warned that there could be class cuts, or even school closures, because of a dro... Read more

Petrol Bomb Teen Gets Tougher Sentence After Review

A 15-year-old has been sent to a detention centre on Thursday after the Department of Justice (DOJ) won a review over a ... Read more

Activist Tam Tak-chi Denied Bail By High Court

The High Court on Thursday denied bail to People Power activist Tam Tak-chi, who has been charged with uttering seditiou... Read more

Tuen Mun School Should Have Suspended Classes: PTU

The president of the Professional Teachers' Union, Fung Wai-wah, said authorities should have considered suspending clas... Read more

Construction Worker Found Guilty Of Rioting

A construction worker has become the first person to be found guilty of rioting in connection with last year's anti-gove... Read more

'Ocean Park Should Try To Win Back Local Patronage'

A tourism professor said on Thursday that Ocean Park should try out different plans to win back the local patronage now ... Read more

'Bar Operators Are Not Popping The Cork Yet'

Bar operators said on Wednesday that removal of a ban on their operation is not going help them if they are allowed to f... Read more

US Labelling Rule Breaks WTO Rules: Edward Yau

The Hong Kong government has written a letter to US trade representative Robert Lighthizer, saying Washington is infring... Read more

Two More Covid Cases Linked To Tuen Mun Eatery

Two more Covid-19 cases have been linked to an eatery in Tuen Mun where three regular diners tested positive on Monday. ... Read more

Signal Failure Disrupts Traffic On Kwun Tong Line

A signal failure near Choi Hung Station on the Kwun Tong Line left service disrupted between Kowloon Tong and Kwun Tong ... Read more