William Yiu

A toy giant is shutting down after about 75 years of business in Hong Kong and has offered up its products to other vendors, with residents mourning the closure and thanking the company for helping to create happy childhoods memorable. […]

Hong Kong authorities have launched an investigation after bedbugs were found in a ward of a public hospital, with four patients treated for bites from the pests. Reports about bedbugs in healthcare settings are rare in Hong Kong. The Post

A Hong Kong policeman on Sunday shot dead an armed man who allegedly ignored repeated warnings and advanced towards officers after attacking his wife and mother in North Point. The force has defended the decision to open fire on the

Parent-teacher groups in Hong Kong have said most of their members welcome the primary school admissions interview training given by kindergartens, despite education authorities saying it should be scrapped. In some recently released inspection reports on kindergartens, the Education Bureau

Hong Kong should slash the liquor tax rate to 20 per cent from the current 100 per cent, three industry groups have said, arguing the reduction will help spur the city’s economy. The trio urged Chief Executive John Lee Ka-chiu

The new academic year has seen 70 Primary One classes at 66 Hong Kong schools axed as the city contends with a shrinking student population, as a sector representative warns that tens of thousands of youngsters arriving under talent policies

A spokesman for the Embassy of the People’s Republic of China in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland said Hong Kong was a society governed by the rule of law, and its laws protected freedom of press

“The situation is crazy this year,” he said. “In the past, only a few students were admitted. “But now we have more than 20 new students coming into [each of] Form Two and Form Three. “Almost all students were sent