The HK gov't has filed an application to seize “offence-related” properties owned by jailed pro-democracy media tycoon Jimmy Lai on national security grounds.
Renovation workers at the fire-hit Wang Fuk Court kept smoking despite the estate’s management demanding that the project ...
China said on Thursday that US and Israeli strikes on Iran were the "root cause" of the Strait of Hormuz blockage, after US ...
Several Chinese airlines, including national carrier Air China, said they will raise their fuel surcharges on domestic ...
An electrician who was not licensed to deal with fire safety equipment has told a hearing investigating the Wang Fuk Court ...
The Chief Executive in Council has approved the Smart & Green Mass Transit System in Kai Tak, a 3.5-kilometre feeder service ...
The HK Museum of History has reopened its permanent exhibition with a new theme on the city's shared “roots” with mainland ...
All Hong Kong taxis must accept at least two forms of e-payment from Wednesday. The methods must include one QR code ...
A China-born accused scam boss was extradited from Cambodia, Chinese state media said Wednesday, linking him to an alleged ...
The national security trial of Hong Kong's now-defunct Tiananmen vigil group has been adjourned to May after the defence ...
The construction consultant knew about government inspections one week before, a property management company employee has ...
Animal rights activists have denounced the parent company of online retailer HKTVmall for running animal experiments on how ...
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