Relax Restrictions If No Unusual Outbreak: Expert
Respiratory disease expert Professor David Hui of the Chinese University said on Saturday that he thinks Hong Kong could... Read more
CTU Plans To Appeal Ban On May Day March
The pro-democracy Confederation of Trade Unions (CTU) said on Friday it will appeal against a police decision against La... Read more
DSE Exams Kick Off Without Major Snags
The first day of the Diploma of Secondary Education (DSE) exams went off without major glitches on Friday. Around 3,... Read more
Noon Protest Returns, With Social Distancing Rules
The once-familiar "lunchtime protest" resurfaced in Hong Kong’s central business district on Friday, with around 100 p... Read more
HK Has No New Infections For 2nd Time This Week
The government said on Friday that it hadn't recorded a single new coronavirus case - the second time this week that thi... Read more
Magistrate Targeted After Denying Lawyer's Complaint
Kowloon City Court on Friday rejected a prosecution lawyer’s request for it to record her complaint of receiving onlin... Read more
'Govt Will Review Social Distancing Enforcement'
Food and Health Secretary Sophia Chan said on Friday that her bureau will review the guidelines for social distancing ru... Read more
'Protest Victim' Jailed Over Lennon Wall Attack
A tour guide has been jailed for three years and nine months for a chopper attack on three people at a pro-democracy "Le... Read more
National Flag Desecrator Jailed After Govt Appeal
An anti-government protester who was given community service for desecrating the national flag last year has now been ja... Read more
Health Officials Grilled Over Kowloon Hotel Concerns
Lawmakers on Friday grilled health officials about safety measures implemented at the Regal Oriental Hotel, again raisin... Read more
Au Nok-hin Gets Community Service For Police Attacks
Pro-democracy activist and ousted lawmaker Au Nok-hin was on Friday given 140 hours of community service for assaulting ... Read more
MTR Discount Plan Isn't Enough, Say Lawmakers
Lawmakers from both the pro-democracy and pro-establishment camps on Friday urged the MTR Corporation to do more to ease... Read more
Catering Sector Needs Another HK$5bn: Tommy Cheung
Lawmaker Tommy Cheung said on Friday that the government should give the catering industry HK$5 billion if there's a thi... Read more
Beijing Bid May Backfire In Legco Polls: James Tien
The honorary chairman of the Liberal Party, James Tien, says recent comments by Beijing offices were made with the upcom... Read more