James Lee

One of this summer’s blockbuster movies was “The Odyssey,” based on Homer’s epic poem written more than 2,700 years ago. It follows the grueling 10-year journey of Odysseus, the King of Ithaca, as he struggles to return home after the Trojan War.

A pro-Beijing coalition of trade unions has urged the government to halt Hongkong Post's decision to stop offering permanent civil servant contracts to new hires in a bid to cut operating costs – a move expected to affect 200 postal workers.

The Hong Kong government and the legislature have hit back at “external forces” that voiced concerns over the conviction of two pro-democracy figures who organised Hong Kong's annual Tiananmen vigils.

A consortium of mainland Chinese firms and a local property company has been awarded a HK$1.03 billion tender for the first major land parcel to be developed as part of the Northern Metropolis mega project in the northern New Territories.

Construction sector representatives have blamed the industry's crunch culture for the 15 fatal worksite accidents recorded in Hong Kong since the beginning of this year.

A senior news editor at Hong Kong's government-funded broadcaster has been sentenced to 160 hours of community service after pleading guilty to filming up a women's skirt in Mong Kok last year.

Three women have been arrested over an altercation at a Kwun Tong shopping mall on Wednesday, after a viral video showed one of them slapping a five-year-old girl.

An activist who once organised annual vigils to commemorate the Tiananmen crackdown has said that a Hong Kong court's decision to convict her under national security legislation amounts to saying that “pursuing democracy is a crime.”

A massive sea lion took an unhurried stroll down a sidewalk near La Jolla Cove, ambling past startled onlookers in the Brockton Villa area near the

Bees bounced back to beat Marine 2-1 courtesy of a late Paul Malone winner, just three days after suffering their first defeat of the season away at Hednesford Town.