Kelly Ho

A Hong Kong NGO providing temporary housing to displaced residents from the fatal Tai Po fire has backtracked on a requirement that families leave appliances behind when they move out.

Hong Kong police have arrested three men from an engineering firm on suspicion of submitting forged documents in relation to public hospital expansion and urban development projects.

When Hong Kong videographer Chris Owen embarked on an off-trail hike in the countryside 10 years ago to improve his health following a lung collapse, what he saw across a small ravine changed his life.

Public hospitals will implement new charges starting from January 1, with Accident and Emergency (A&E) fees more than doubling to HK$400.

Hong Kong police have arrested five taxi drivers on suspicion of forging records to claim reimbursements from a ride-hailing platform that offered free rides to residents affected by the deadly Tai Po fire. The five men, aged 29 to 40, were apprehended in various districts on Monday for attempted fraud. The arrests followed a report […]

A Hong Kong police officer has been charged with drink-driving and three other offences after crashing his car into a police vehicle.

A Hong Kong man has been charged under the city's homegrown security law for repeatedly sharing Facebook posts that were deemed seditious.

Hong Kong will tighten its road safety regulations on January 25 , with passengers who fail to wear seat belts on public transport and commercial vehicles facing fines of up to HK$5,000 and three months in prison.

Hong Kong's law reform body has suggested introducing new cybercrime legislation to target five types of offences, including illegal interference with computer systems and data, which it said should warrant a maximum sentence of life imprisonment in life-threatening cases.

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