Police in Hong Kong have launched an investigation after a four-month-old baby boy was found unconscious at home and later died. The baby's father reported the incident to authorities.

Hong Kong scholars are adapting their teaching methods and course designs as powerful AI chatbots significantly impact how students learn and teachers instruct in higher education.

The administrator of a Hong Kong estate devastated by a deadly fire last November, Hop On, has missed the court-mandated deadline to hold a meeting with flat owners but has pledged to resolve challenges and make new arrangements soon.

Hong Kong's Development Bureau plans to test whether drones weighing nearly 150kg can effectively transport essential construction materials across up to six sites over the next year.

Hong Kong's finance chief, Paul Chan, lauded a blockbuster film about the Teochew community during its local premiere, highlighting the ethnic group's contributions to the city's development, even as some critics found the production overly patriotic.

Hong Kong's welfare minister defended the 'professional judgement' of medical and social workers following the death of a girl shortly after her mother's passing, amidst public scrutiny.

A 63-year-old technician at Ocean Park has died after being found injured and unconscious at work. The staffer collapsed while on duty at the park.

Hong Kong is reeling from a tragic incident where a mother and daughter died by suicide after an argument over 'education problems,' prompting discussions on how to cope with parenting stress.

Hong Kong restaurants expect up to a 20 per cent increase in business after 1,000 operators secured new licenses allowing dogs in their establishments starting July.

A Hong Kong school, recovering from the tragic suicides of a Primary Six pupil and her mother, has stated that it does not suffer from intense academic pressure, with a student and the vice-principal stressing automatic promotion to its secondary section.

A global survey by Roche highlights the critical need to shift diabetes care focus from disease treatment to mental wellbeing. The survey notes a growing burden of diabetes in Hong Kong due to an aging population and lifestyle changes.

Twenty-five charges, including manslaughter, conspiracy to defraud, and money laundering, have been brought against defendants in connection with Hong Kong's deadliest residential fire.

Hong Kong Academy (HKA) has launched a new Maker’s Atelier program designed to unlock curiosity and foster creativity among its Pre-K learners, as the school concludes its 25th-anniversary celebrations.

Sixteen individuals have been arrested in Hong Kong for allegedly using fake medical certificates to fraudulently withdraw HK$4.3 million from their Mandatory Provident Fund (MPF) savings.

A signalling equipment failure near a station on Hong Kong’s Tseung Kwan O MTR line caused travel delays of 10 to 15 minutes during Thursday evening rush hour. Some passengers reported being asked to disembark their trains.

Hong Kong's Hospital Authority has suspended an intern doctor and a resident physician following allegations of professional misconduct that went viral on social media.

A charity movie screening of 'We’re Nothing At All' was held in Hong Kong by SideBySide, a non-profit organization, to encourage Hongkongers to avoid collective apathy.

Hong Kong's Urban Renewal Authority will assist owners of 40 housing estates in hiring temporary reviewers for their maintenance projects, following an investigation into their original consultant after the deadly Tai Po fire.

New legislation in Hong Kong permits the retroactive application of national security procedures to certain criminal cases, even if the alleged offenses occurred before the 2020 national security law was enacted.

Four of the 29 whales, dolphins, and porpoises found washed ashore in Hong Kong waters last year are suspected to have died due to human activity, according to a joint government and Ocean Park report.

Hong Kong Chu Hai College has filed a lawsuit against its finance head, a company, and its director, alleging the embezzlement of over HK$25 million by disguising transfers as academic and administrative expenses.

Hong Kong's leader, John Lee, defended plans to grant the city's chief executive power to certify criminal acts as national security offenses. He vowed to use this power prudently to plug loopholes in the national security law.

Hong Kong's leader, John Lee Ka-chiu, defended a more rigorous appraisal system for civil servants, stating it aims to bolster public trust despite backlash from unions.

Hong Kong will begin a two-month public consultation on June 15 for its first five-year blueprint, aiming to align the city's development with the national plan, as announced by Chief Executive John Lee Ka-chiu.

Hong Kong's Chief Executive John Lee Ka-chiu concluded a successful five-day business mission to Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan, aiming to expand the city's global economic footprint.

Hong Kong developer New World Development (NWD) is offering 28 units of its Pavilia Rosa project in Kowloon Tong for sale on Friday. This move is seen as a test of market sentiment and demand in the city's residential property sector amidst a slumping Hang Seng Index.

Hong Kong authorities will not prioritize existing ride-hailing platform drivers for new vehicle permits, citing concerns over encouraging illegal activities and practical implementation challenges, according to the transport minister.

Hong Kong is expanding its southbound travel scheme, allowing mainland Chinese motorists to enter the city for leisure, by opening it to drivers from five additional Greater Bay Area cities and doubling the daily quota for urban trips.

A Hong Kong school principal, dismissed after an altercation with security guards during a student trip to Singapore, expressed shock and regret over his sacking and announced plans to seek legal advice regarding his employment rights.

The Hong Kong government has proposed legislation granting the chief executive the power to certify any criminal case as a national security case, a decision that would be binding on the courts.

An incident involving a Hong Kong school principal losing his temper during a study trip in Singapore has sparked a discussion on the behavior of educators.

Hong Kong police have detained a 65-year-old man on suspicion of indecently assaulting a teenage girl on a double-decker bus, after the incident was captured on camera and went viral online.

A lawyer representing a Hong Kong doctor accused of professional misconduct, after a boy was left permanently disabled 16 years ago, has told the medical watchdog that misdiagnosis or incompetence does not equate to misconduct.

Charities are assisting survivors of a fire in Tai Po, Hong Kong, helping them rebuild their lives and providing temporary housing and essential items.

The Hong Kong Observatory has issued an amber rainstorm warning signal, indicating widespread heavy rain and intense gusts. The city is experiencing a rainy weekend with thundery showers.

A new travel permit is making it easier for non-Chinese residents in Hong Kong to visit nearby mainland Chinese cities like Shenzhen for weekend leisure activities, including indoor ski resorts and dim sum restaurants.

A nearly 180-year-old temple in Wan Chai and Hong Kong's only mosque inside a prison in Stanley are set to receive the city's highest level of heritage protection under a new government proposal.

The Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) stated that mainland customers can still open bank accounts in Hong Kong, but banks must implement stricter checks to ensure compliance and orderliness.

Australian lawyer Samuel Monkivitch has been given a suspended 18-month jail term and a fine after pleading guilty to charges related to a series of dine-and-dash incidents across Hong Kong.

The article explores the most challenging places to afford a home, noting that expensive real estate markets extend beyond major cities like Hong Kong and Los Angeles.

The parents of undocumented baby Danny in Hong Kong are confident they can obtain legal guardianship of their son, who is currently in a care home, as immigration authorities may soon process his birth certificate.

A Hong Kong private tutor, convicted of orchestrating a failed murder plot against his business partner, had his 27-year jail sentence reduced by three years but lost his appeal against conviction.

Hong Kong's de facto central bank has established a group of industry experts to address legal and regulatory obstacles for tokenized bonds, aiming to encourage wider adoption.

Hong Kong police have launched a two-week campaign to combat jaywalking and inattentive driving following a significant increase in fatal traffic accidents during the first five months of the year.

Hong Kong's competition authority is considering proposing the criminalization of bid-rigging as early as September. This move comes after a deadly fire in Tai Po and aims to strengthen regulations against such practices.

The Global Prosperity Summit 2026 showcased Hong Kong's increasing importance on the international stage, particularly in future-focused industries and fostering global cooperation.

A local couple, Tsang Wai-bong and Kwan Pui-sin, arrested on suspicion of child neglect, have been confirmed as the biological parents of an infant born without medical records, following DNA test results.

Hong Kong star Chow Yun Fat has reunited with his former child co-star Xie Miao, 32 years after they first appeared together in the 1994 film 'God Of Gamblers Return'. The reunion occurred during promotions for Xie Miao's upcoming action movie.

The Hong Kong Generative AI Research and Development Centre (HKGAI) has unveiled a new DeepSeek-based large language model designed to operate on domestic chips, aiming to commercialize and export Chinese AI products.

Two Hong Kong universities have signed partnership agreements with a leading university in Kazakhstan during a visit by the city's leader, a move lauded as deepening academic collaboration and strengthening people-to-people ties.

A Hong Kong couple is facing public scrutiny after refusing a DNA test for their baby's registration following a home birth, raising questions about the city's legal and child welfare systems.

Veteran Hong Kong theatre figure 'King Sir' Chung King-fai has passed away peacefully in his sleep at the age of 89, as confirmed by his nephew.

Hong Kong is actively positioning its Northern Metropolis development as a strategic platform to connect ASEAN businesses with economic opportunities across the Greater Bay Area.

Cathay Cargo has upgraded its online platform to provide freight forwarders with improved visibility and flexibility for managing booking changes, aiming to address volatility in supply chains.

The head of Hong Kong’s Trade Development Council announced that at least one company under Kazakhstan’s sovereign wealth fund is slated to list on the Hong Kong stock exchange this year.

Hong Kong authorities are keeping an open mind on options for its struggling postal service and are facing calls for faster rehousing of evicted tenants from subdivided flats.

A Hong Kong tribunal has rejected a request to postpone the owners' meeting for Wang Fuk Court, following a fire incident. The court denied the estate administrator's bid, ensuring the meeting proceeds as scheduled.

Two Hong Kong media organizations have partnered with a major state-owned conglomerate in Kazakhstan to enhance collaboration in journalism and information exchange, including a deal signed by the South China Morning Post.

Hong Kong’s Education Bureau (EDB) has issued an apology after mistakenly sending out Primary One allocation results via SMS a day earlier than scheduled, urging parents to disregard the premature message.

Hong Kong will relaunch direct flights to Almaty, Kazakhstan, in the first quarter of 2027. This move is expected to ease travel and strengthen ties with Central Asia.

Hong Kong has sent its first astronaut into space, while experts at the Global Prosperity Summit 2026 discussed the city's potential to become a facilitator of aerospace development.

The Hong Kong government has proposed allocating up to 180 'reserve units' of transitional housing to tenants evicted due to the 'shoebox' flat reform, as announced by Undersecretary for Housing Victor Tai.

The dedication of veteran Hong Kong actors to their craft is highlighted as a significant legacy for the film industry.

A domestic helper was injured and two cats died in a flat fire in a Hong Kong village home, believed to have been caused by a faulty pet water dispenser.

The government-appointed administrator of a fire-damaged estate has applied to the court to delay the deadline for an owners' meeting. This comes as authorities investigate 16 reports of lost property that may involve theft at the Wang Fuk Court.

Hong Kong has strongly condemned a Washington Post commentary regarding changes to its national security law, asserting that executive branches are best positioned to assess national security risks. The criticism highlights ongoing tensions over the city's legal framework.

Auditions for the Miss Hong Kong pageant have ignited a public debate over Cantonese fluency and identity after a mainland Chinese contestant discussed her difficulties with the language, prompting calls for inclusion.

A 24-year-old intern doctor in Hong Kong, surnamed Lai, remains in custody following her arrest on suspicion of unauthorized access to patient data.

Nam Kee, a Hong Kong eatery, is highlighted for its cheap, no-frills noodles that are described as unforgettable, attracting attention from Bloomberg.

Hong Kong's Hospital Authority has terminated an intern doctor for serious misconduct, including breaches of patient privacy and professional confidentiality.

Hong Kong's government has approved granting three property sites to the future operator of the planned green transit system in East Kowloon. This move aims to enhance the project's financial viability and link Cho Yiu, Kai Tak, and Kwun Tong.

A Hong Kong district councillor resigned from an advisory role for a housing estate in Tai Po following criticism for her connections to the former owners' committee of the fire-damaged Wang Fuk Court.

The Hong Kong government has gazetted a bill that, if passed, would waive salary tax on performance-linked bonuses for fund managers meeting specific requirements, aiming to strengthen the city's position as a wealth management hub.

Hong Kong's finance chief, Paul Chan, stated that the city can surpass New York and Silicon Valley by positioning itself as a hub that integrates global financial depth with technological innovation and manufacturing capabilities.

Hong Kong police have arrested 16 individuals suspected of using fraudulent medical certificates to illegally withdraw over HK$4.3 million from their Mandatory Provident Fund (MPF) retirement savings. Authorities stated that a syndicate forged the certificates to facilitate these withdrawals.

Hong Kong is facing challenges in balancing ecotourism growth with the preservation of its natural treasures, as evidenced by overcrowding and environmental strain at scenic spots like Ham Tin Wan.

Alithya Group Inc. reported a GAAP EPS of $0.08 and revenue of $113.8M, while Chow Tai Fook Jewellery Group Limited announced a GAAP EPS of HK$0.90 and revenue of HK$94.3M.

A Hong Kong woman has testified in court that she initially feared reporting her former school teacher for alleged sexual assaults over nearly five years. She stated her concern that reporting the case would be "too cruel" to the defendant.

Hong Kong officials have denounced what they call 'groundless accusations' against the new national security subsidiary legislation, stating that it will be used rarely. Ministers emphasized the limited application of the new regulation.

An upgraded Huanggang Port Building, a border crossing between Hong Kong and Shenzhen, is expected to open next month, aiming to reduce immigration clearance times to just five minutes.

The apparent suicide of a mother and daughter in Hong Kong has sparked grief and concern among parents, with education leaders calling for enhanced mental health support for families and youth, believed to be tied to academic pressure.

The English Schools Foundation (ESF) in Hong Kong has unveiled a guaranteed pathway, completing its through-train model to address concerns about school places among parents.

Two friends in Hong Kong may be forced to halt their HK$1 million project to restore a vintage China Motor Bus double-decker, facing challenges that could lead them to abandon the classic vehicle.

The YK Pao Education Foundation held a launch ceremony for YK Pao School Hong Kong, announcing its official opening in August 2026 as a significant development for the region's educational landscape.

Hong Kong is rolling out a variety of discounts, free rides, and giveaways to celebrate the 29th anniversary of its return to Chinese rule on July 1.

A Hong Kong court has reversed the acquittal of a former law student, finding her guilty of a 2019 anti-government protest riot charge based on "overwhelming" circumstantial evidence of her encouraging other participants.

Hong Kong actress Natalie Ng, who had been battling breast cancer for several years, passed away peacefully at the age of 51 on Tuesday, surrounded by her close family and friends.

Veteran Hong Kong film producer and actor Raymond Wong Pak-ming has been sentenced to five months in prison for sharing insider information with his sister to trade shares in an entertainment company in 2017.

A Hong Kong school is recruiting a new head, requiring 'excellent character,' after its previous principal was dismissed for being filmed swearing at security guards in Singapore.

Over HK$140,000 raised for the late Hong Kong hairstylist Pitt Cheung, who died from nasopharyngeal cancer, will be donated to the NGO Cancer Information, fulfilling his wishes.

AXA has launched a new insurance and wealth platform tailored for High Net Worth Individuals (HNWIs), coinciding with Hong Kong's wealth growth surpassing Switzerland.

A worker died on Monday afternoon after falling from a building under construction at a public housing site in Tuen Mun, Hong Kong. Police received a report at 2:25 pm regarding the incident involving a 33-year-old man.

A Hong Kong court has sentenced four men to up to three years and one month in jail for rioting at Polytechnic University during the 2019 anti-government protests.

A pilot scheme will introduce real-name reservations for the popular Po Pin Chau trail in Hong Kong's geopark, aiming to prevent scalping and no-shows, officials informed lawmakers.

A documentary project by Franco-Swiss photographer Thadde Comar, titled 'How Was Your Dream?', captures the Hong Kong extradition bill protests from June to October 2019 and is featured at the Belfast photo festival.

Property magnate Gordon Wu Ying-sheung has urged Hong Kong to revive large-scale reclamation plans off Lantau Island, suggesting they run concurrently with the Northern Metropolis project to address land shortages.

Despite Hong Kong's ambition to be a leading IPO market, a rising trend of initial public offerings that perform poorly after their debut is raising concerns among investors.

A report suggests that private wealth bankers in Hong Kong are experiencing anxiety, likely due to market conditions or regulatory changes affecting the sector.

Despite a decrease in smoking rates, Hong Kong is seeing a rise in lung cancer cases among women, prompting examination of risk factors beyond smoking and calls for earlier detection.

The arrival of Yuan Gujie, the new deputy director of Beijing's liaison office in Hong Kong, has led to speculation about her agenda, particularly regarding the adoption of the 'Hefei model' for the Northern Metropolis development.

The Airport Authority chairman suggests Central Asia could become a strategic logistics hub for Hong Kong, with cargo volume between the city and two regional countries surging nearly fivefold year-on-year amid conflicts in the Middle East and Europe.

Hong Kong's LGBTQ community is reflecting on the future of Pride events following the second cancellation of Pink Dot, a major LGBTQ+ gathering.

Hong Kong saved HK$69 million (US$8.8 million) in the first month after revamping its public transport subsidy scheme, with fewer elderly and disabled commuters using expensive long-haul routes for short trips, according to the welfare minister.

A 69-year-old taxi driver has been arrested in Hong Kong after allegedly knocking down and killing a 34-year-old woman in Tsim Sha Tsui in the early hours of Saturday.

Baby Danny's future in Hong Kong remains uncertain despite progress in his birth registration, as welfare authorities assess his parents' capability following their arrest for suspected child neglect.

Hong Kong endured its hottest day of the year on Friday, with temperatures reaching 34.6 degrees Celsius, followed by an amber rainstorm warning and thundery showers on Saturday.

Hong Kong police have arrested a man for allegedly groping a schoolgirl on a bus and for repeatedly throwing bottles from his flat, which injured two people. The incidents highlight concerns over public safety in the city.

A Hong Kong tour guide has had their licence revoked for threatening visitors into making shopping purchases, marking the second such disciplinary action in less than two months.

An Australian man, Samuel Anthony Monkivitch, has been fined HK$2,000 and given a suspended jail term by a Hong Kong court for repeatedly leaving restaurants without paying.

Hong Kong experienced its hottest day of the year so far, with temperatures soaring past 34 degrees Celsius (94.3 Fahrenheit) on Friday.

Hong Kong's largest international school group, ESF, has introduced a 'through-train' arrangement linking its kindergartens to primary schools, guaranteeing pupils places through to secondary graduation.

Domestic helpers in Hong Kong's Tsuen Wan district were observed setting up makeshift shelters under footbridges and in transport hubs to escape a storm, highlighting the scarcity of public spaces for them to unwind on their days off.

Shares of AIA Group declined following reports regarding the suspension of Hong Kong accounts for clients from mainland China.

Hong Kong police have detained another performance artist in Causeway Bay on the eve of the Tiananmen crackdown anniversary. This incident follows a pattern of increased police presence and restrictions on public expression ahead of June 4th.

Singer-songwriter Emma-Lee Moss, known as Emmy the Great, has penned a memoir delving into her love for Hong Kong's cross-cultural Cantopop music, highlighting its unique blend of East and West.

Hong Kong's $550 billion Exchange Fund is reportedly considering an allocation to the S&P 500 index.

An administrator appointed to oversee Hong Kong’s fire-ravaged Wang Fuk Court has stated it will review a tribunal decision regarding an extraordinary general meeting requested by displaced owners.

Goldman Sachs has downgraded its rating on Hong Kong H shares to market-weight from overweight, while maintaining an overweight position on mainland China's A shares, particularly favoring AI hardware plays.

Hong Kong social welfare authorities are expected to take over the care of an undocumented baby for at least a year, potentially arranging foster care, after the parents were arrested on suspicion of child neglect.

Hong Kong Chief Executive John Lee announced expanded visa-free arrangements and direct flights to Kazakhstan during his visit to Astana, aiming to strengthen links with Central Asia.

The HUN-REN Hungarian Research Network and The Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) have launched six new joint research projects following a successful pilot call.

A couple in Hong Kong has been arrested for child neglect after they refused to allow their baby, born without medical records, to undergo a DNA test required for birth registration.

Two individuals in Hong Kong have been found guilty of murdering a man following a financial dispute and then attempting to blackmail his wife for a HK$3.6 million ransom, despite the victim already being deceased.

The parents of a Hong Kong baby lacking legal identity continue to refuse a DNA test for birth registration, citing privacy concerns, even as the city's welfare minister has intervened in the controversy.

An environmental NGO in Hong Kong has called on the government to prioritize the climate crisis and enhance adaptation policies, anticipating an extremely hot summer for the city.

Hong Kong parents experienced confusion after receiving early SMS notifications about primary school allocations that contained correct school choices but the wrong calendar year.

Students in Hong Kong have transformed local challenges, such as a foul-smelling river and packaging waste, into social innovation projects as part of the Hang Seng x HKFYG “Seek Our Ways” Ideation Programme.

A Hong Kong court has fined the now-defunct bakery chain Taipan Bread & Cakes HK$251,800 for over HK$1.3 million in unpaid wages and entitlements.

Hong Kong is considering a tax waiver on performance bonuses for fund managers, as GLP reportedly eyes a significant IPO of up to US$3.0 billion in the city. This move could boost the financial sector and attract more investment.

Correctional officers at Sai Kung’s maximum security Pik Uk Correctional Institution intervened to stop a brawl involving 10 remand prisoners attacking two others.

A new book, 'What We Carry, Under the Same Sky,' features essays, poems, photographs, and drawings by Indonesian migrant workers, reflecting on their life journeys and unseen burdens in Hong Kong.

Two rare brown wood owl chicks have successfully fledged at the Kadoorie Farm and Botanic Garden in Tai Po, Hong Kong, following a discreet breeding program.

With a gloomy economic outlook and numerous restaurant closures, many Hongkongers, including experienced drivers, are increasingly considering becoming private driving instructors as a new career path.

Health authorities in Hong Kong have confirmed two infants were severely infected with Covid-19 within days of each other, with one one-year-old boy remaining in critical condition.

A Hong Kong court has extended an injunction against the finance chief of a private college, his wife, and two other defendants, preventing them from handling over HK$25 million in allegedly misappropriated funds.

The Hong Kong government has issued the first 1,000 permits allowing restaurants to welcome dogs into their premises, with the new policy taking effect on July 9.

Hong Kong International Airport's security contractor has deployed 20 dogs and their handlers to cover the newly relaunched Terminal 2, expanding its canine patrol unit.

Hong Kong actress Barbara Chan Man-yee has passed away at the age of 66, five years after the death of her husband, actor Liu Kai-chi. Her sons announced that she died peacefully on Friday morning.

A 61-year-old Hong Kong retiree has been sentenced to 40 hours of community service for slapping a five-year-old boy who was throwing a tantrum and berating his domestic helper at a shopping centre.

An archive report from June 1966 details one of Hong Kong's worst rainstorms and floods, which resulted in 64 fatalities.

Analysts report that prices for new homes in Hong Kong have increased by up to a third from their lowest levels, driven by robust demand from buyers.

Hong Kong's Antiquities Advisory Board has endorsed a proposal to designate a nearly 180-year-old temple and the city's only mosque inside a prison as statutory monuments, granting them the highest level of heritage protection.

About 50,000 regular users of the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge will soon be able to pass through new immigration e-channels without stopping or displaying identity cards, utilizing facial recognition for clearance.

The People’s Bank of China, Hong Kong Monetary Authority, and Bank Indonesia have signed an agreement to create a framework for bilateral transactions between Indonesia and Hong Kong. This initiative aims to facilitate direct currency transactions in yuan and rupiah.

Hong Kong firms have signed six deals to support Kazakhstan's new high-tech and economic hub, leveraging Hong Kong's role as a gateway for offshore renminbi finance. This collaboration underscores Hong Kong's pivot to emerging sectors and its appeal to tech firms.

Industry leaders are urging the Hong Kong government to expand its planned mandate for driver-monitoring systems beyond public buses to other transport modes and upgrade road infrastructure to reduce traffic accidents.

The judiciary has released the names of 168 victims who died in a deadly blaze that engulfed seven residential towers at Wang Fuk Court in Tai Po on November 26, 2025.

Hong Kong's Hospital Authority has issued an urgent public appeal for a heart and lung donation to save a critically ill 13-year-old girl.

A Hong Kong court has sentenced a construction worker to 10 months in prison for throwing dozens of sheets of paper bearing seditious messages from his flat.

About 20 residents were evicted from a Hong Kong village by hundreds of security guards and police officers as part of the government’s Northern Metropolis blueprint, despite residents' unresolved concerns.

A government investigation into an alleged indecent assault of a four-year-old kindergarten pupil at an International Montessori School in Hong Kong has concluded that the claim of child maltreatment was 'not established'.

Hong Kong’s anti-corruption chief highlighted trust as the true currency of finance at an Apec seminar, with a mainland Chinese official pledging to foster a clean business environment and deepen regional cooperation.

A power outage in a Tsuen Wan housing estate in Hong Kong left approximately 3,000 residents without water and with disrupted lift services for over 24 hours. Electricity was gradually restored around noon on Tuesday.

Hong Kong authorities are exploring a real-name reservation system for a popular hiking trail in Sai Kung to manage overtourism and protect the natural environment.

Hong Kong's new licensing scheme for dog-friendly restaurants has received an "overwhelming" 2,100 applications, significantly exceeding its 1,000-place quota.

Two individuals in Hong Kong have received life sentences for the murder of a man, whom they suffocated with tape in a village temple and buried under concrete. The judge described the killing as "hideous beyond words."

An 86-year-old woman tragically died after falling from her flat while cleaning a window in the upscale Discovery Bay community in Hong Kong.

A Hong Kong couple arrested on suspicion of child neglect has received their infant son's birth certificate but will only be allowed to take him home after they are deemed "safe parents" following an assessment.

Hong Kong authorities have put forward a proposal that would grant the city's leader the power to determine what constitutes a national security offense, raising concerns about judicial independence.

The Hong Kong government is working to clarify what constitutes national security cases through proposed subsidiary legislation. Security and justice authorities have submitted amendments under the city’s national security laws.

Hong Kong property tycoon Gordon Wu Ying-sheung has predicted that China will surpass the US as the world's largest economy within the next decade, citing rapid technological advancements in China and defense spending burdens in the US.

Hong Kong experienced multiple road crashes, including an incident where an Audi flew across a central divider, injuring two drivers. Separately, police arrested a man after a Tesla rammed a parked vehicle in a drug-driving case.

Hong Kong is set to open its inaugural convenience store managed by a humanoid robot, marking a significant step in the city's initiative to integrate AI into daily life and enhance public understanding of the technology.

The parents of Baby Danny, a child at the center of a high-profile protection case in Hong Kong, have been granted one-hour weekly visits with their son. The case has sparked increasing calls to tighten child protection rules in the city.

The case of 55-year-old construction worker Mr. Raymond Wong, involving anonymously scattered leaflets, has drawn comparisons to historical instances of similar acts.

Hong Kong leader John Lee Ka-chiu concluded his visit to Central Asia, securing nearly 100 partnership agreements and meeting high-level leaders to open opportunities for local and mainland Chinese businesses.

Dignitaries and family, including his son Mo Li Kai-yin, gathered to pay their final respects at the funeral of the late Reverend Derek Li Shing-lam.

Hong Kong is experiencing an increase in seasonal influenza cases, particularly affecting children and the elderly, as an expert warns of weakened community immunity due to waning vaccine protection.

Hong Kong has overtaken Switzerland as the leading hub for cross-border wealth management, a development that Swiss banks view calmly, seeing it as a potential argument against stricter banking regulations.

Mainland Chinese students are re-evaluating their decision to stay in Hong Kong after graduation, citing high living costs and cultural differences as major factors. Many are considering returning home instead.

Hong Kong's leader, John Lee, has told Uzbekistan's prime minister that Hong Kong serves as an ideal platform for Uzbek enterprises to expand globally, leveraging its world-class professional services and international business environment.

Hong Kong's Department of Justice is seeking to overturn the acquittal of former pro-democracy lawmaker Lam Cheuk-ting on a charge of perverting the course of justice related to the 2019 protests.

Hong Kong authorities have decided against capping the monthly number of subsidized trips for eligible elderly and disabled individuals under the HK$2 transport fare scheme, citing that implementation costs would outweigh potential savings.

Hong Kong faces a higher proportion of young people not in education, employment, or training (NEETs) compared to other Asian countries, attributed to job market mismatches, declining demand for junior roles, and relatively comfortable living conditions.

Food hygiene authorities in Hong Kong have prosecuted a grocery shop in Kwun Tong following a viral video depicting rats on exposed meat and a subsequent inspection revealing unsanitary conditions.

Lawmakers suggest that new direct flights between Hong Kong and Almaty, Kazakhstan, could reduce business travel time by up to 10 hours and attract tourists from Central Asia, following the flag carrier's announcement.

A Hong Kong school principal, Lee Cheuk-hing, has been fired after he swore at security guards during a student trip to Singapore last month, with the school refusing his resignation for violating staff code of conduct.

Despite a record-high 86 percent of pupils being allocated to their preferred primary schools, many Hong Kong parents continue to seek places with popular institutions for their children.

Hong Kong's transport chief stated that late-night aircraft noise over Tung Chung is within acceptable health risk limits for residents, responding to lawmaker concerns.

A Hong Kong doctor and a children's rights group have warned that unassisted home births and vaccine refusal pose life-threatening risks to mothers and newborns, emphasizing that parental choice should not compromise infant well-being.

A survey reveals that over 90% of Hong Kong companies, schools, and NGOs have integrated artificial intelligence tools into their operations, even as they face challenges with training and policy development.

International commentators have repeatedly written Hong Kong's obituary, but the city is now emerging as a leading capital hub, overcoming geopolitical tensions, pandemic isolation, and concerns over capital flight.

Domestic workers in Hong Kong are calling on employers to allow them to use air conditioning when working alone, citing routine bans during the current heatwave.

Hong Kong's securities regulator has issued a warning to licensed firms about the increasing risks of cyber threats amplified by artificial intelligence.

The Hong Kong Tourism Board is launching a 13-day summer campaign with citywide discounts and events to mark the 50th anniversary of the international dragon boat races at the Tsim Sha Tsui waterfront, aiming to attract more overnight visitors.

Retail sales in Hong Kong rose by 8.6% in April, driven by an increase in visitor arrivals, while Cyprus also saw a rise in retail sales, led by fuel, household goods, and technology. These figures indicate a positive trend in consumer spending across both regions.

Hong Kong Legislative Council president Starry Lee Wai-king has called on officials to respect dissenting views from lawmakers, emphasizing that public policies inherently have both pros and cons, amid increasing government pushback.

A vehicle fire in the undersea tunnel of the Hong Kong–Zhuhai–Macau Bridge caused significant traffic disruption and a partial closure of the key link between the three cities on Tuesday afternoon.

Hong Kong has appointed King Li King-chuen, the physician-scientist who established the first engineering-based medical school in the U.S., to lead its newest medical school, backed by an investment of over HK$7 billion (US$890 million) to foster technology-driven medical training.

Hong Kong leader John Lee is visiting Kazakhstan to unlock new flight routes and explore incentives for stronger economic ties. Lee urged Kazakh leaders and companies to utilize Hong Kong's advantages for mutual benefit.

Hong Kong authorities have increased inspections of dog licenses through regular enforcement operations and random checks in public places, warning owners of potential prosecutions for breaches.

Uber is investigating a complaint from three female passengers in Hong Kong who reported feeling threatened after their driver allegedly deviated from the route, told vulgar jokes, and locked the vehicle doors.

A Lands Tribunal judge in Hong Kong has questioned his authority to postpone an extraordinary general meeting requested by owners of the fire-damaged Wang Fuk Court, acknowledging the difficulties faced by a government-appointed body.