Jess Ma

A number of new transport rules will take effect on March 1 to keep Hong Kong on par with global standards, including some on remote control parking and others which will ease restrictions on what visual display boards show on […]

Sixteen youngsters were caught with the emerging drug “space oil” on school grounds last year, Hong Kong’s narcotics commissioner has revealed, vowing to strengthen education efforts targeting students under the city’s crackdown. Commissioner for Narcotics Kesson Lee of the Security

Hong Kong’s soon-to-open Kai Tak Sports Park has held its first counterterrorism drill, as authorities mobilised 400 officers to deal with four armed assailants simulating an attack on a football match. The mock assault on the 5,000-seat Kai Tak Youth

Hong Kong police have held an inaugural firing range show at their large-scale recruitment event in a bid to attract more applicants and let them “feel the impact” of service weapons, as the force ramps up efforts to fill thousands

A master’s candidate at a Hong Kong university has lost over HK$500,000 (US$64,300) to scammers posing as mainland Chinese officials, who took her money then told her to travel to Thailand, prompting police to contact Interpol to rescue the student

Hong Kong’s justice minister has pledged to match the city’s lawyers with their mainland Chinese counterparts and companies, as a record number of foreign legal professionals joined a delegation visiting neighbouring Guangdong province. Secretary for Justice Paul Lam Ting-kwok said

Hong Kong actress Chung Suet-ying won the best actress trophy at the prestigious Golden Horse Awards in Taiwan on Saturday, while a directing duo from the city took top honours in the category for best documentary short film. Chung, 29,

A former branch manager of an insurer and 12 ex-insurance agents pleaded guilty on Saturday to conspiring to defraud two insurance companies of HK$52 million (US$6.68 million) by making false policy applications following an investigation by Hong Kong’s anti-corruption watchdog.

The rule of law is “indispensable” for Hong Kong’s economic success, the top judge has said, warning any damages to the city’s judicial independence will erode the public’s trust in the legal system. During his speech at a flagship legal

Hong Kong police have arrested 275 people over defrauding a government fund for traffic accident victims out of more than HK$14 million (US$1.8 million) by fabricating evidence or even orchestrating incidents. Some of those arrested were linked to a collision