Officials say the public spaces are available for sports on the anniversary of Tiananmen Square incident, but not for ‘other purposes’.

Financial service and treasury minister Christopher Hui says authorities are considering expanding laws to better regulate crowdfunding platforms.

Dubbed ‘Saber-toothed tigers’ and manufactured in mainland China, new vehicles will replace existing three armoured trucks that have been in service since 2009

12.4 per cent of respondents showed signs of PTSD, researchers warn the situation likely worsened during fifth wave.

Anthony Ip, 31, faces four counts of divulging personal data of two individuals without their consent, including their names, home addresses and employers’ identities.

The Executive Council will consider various factors before deciding whether to approve recommendations, says convenor of the city’s de facto cabinet.

A man in his 20s to 30s was arrested after he randomly assaulted two people near Un Chau Shopping Centre in Sham Shui Po.

The catering industry has urged the government to distribute the second batch of consumption vouchers before Father's Day, or the celebration of HKSAR establishment, to save res...

Up to 40 percent of citizens may suffer from post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) due to Hong Kong's fifth wave of the Covid-19 outbreak, according to the latest estimation by ...

A man who attempted to fake being hit by a car was captured spinning three turns and falling to the ground in front of a private car in Mong Kok.

Privacy concerns were raised after Cathay Pacific mandated crew members to use a designated mobile app to record every place they visit, including friends’ homes and premises th...