Court Rejects Appeal Bid By Jailed Mong Kok Rioter
The Court of Appeal has rejected an appeal application from a technician who was found guilty of arson and rioting durin... Read more
Patrick Ho Asks For Bail Again With US$4m Offer
Former Hong Kong Home Affairs Secretary Patrick Ho, who is detained in New York over an international bribery case, has ... Read more
Universities Not A Place For Politics: CUHK Head
The vice-chancellor of the Chinese University, Rocky Tuan, has said that scholars at the college are free to talk about ... Read more
Think Tank Moots Sai Kung Plots For 30,000 Flats
A think tank says it has identified two hillside areas in Sai Kung which are ideal locations to build public housing. ... Read more
New App To Help Shoppers Avoid Overly Salty Food
Hong Kong University researchers have warned that the salt content of popular packaged food products like soup noodles a... Read more
Power Firms To Pay Up To HK$5 For Clean Energy
The government is proposing that the territory's two power companies buy renewable energy generated by small private pro... Read more
Mong Kok Events Were Not Pre-planned: Edward Leung
Localist Edward Leung has told the High Court that his involvement in the Mong Kok unrest two years ago was not premedit... Read more
Demosisto Makes Legal Bid For Official Recognition
Pro-democracy activist Joshua Wong has asked the High Court for a judicial review over the authorities' refusal to regis... Read more
Poor Maintenance Of Water Pipes Costs HK Millions
The Water Supplies’ Department’s (WSD) inadequate maintenance of pipes has led to tens of millions of cubic metres o... Read more
Ombudsman Fumes Over Leaky Air Conditioners
The Ombudsman has accused the government of having a lax approach to handling the problem of dripping air conditioners, ... Read more
Expert Warns Against Foraging Of Mushrooms, Plants
The head of the Hospital Authority's Toxicology Reference Laboratory has warned against foraging wild mushrooms, saying ... Read more
'Govt Should Subsidise Firms Employing Elderly'
The chairman of the Elderly Commission, Dr Lam Ching-choi, said on Tuesday that the government should offer financial in... Read more
Govt Plans HK$48mn Aid To Boost Reading In Schools
The Chief Executive, Carrie Lam, said on Tuesday that the government will revive a book subsidy for schools and substant... Read more
Justice Chief Silent On Security Weak Spot Claim
Justice Secretary Teresa Cheng said on Monday that it would not be appropriate for her to comment on a top Beijing offic... Read more
Maid Jailed For Live Streaming Children's Shower
An Indonesian domestic helper was sentenced to three months in jail on Monday for live streaming a video of three childr... Read more