James Lee

Joe was at the So Kwun Po Road roundabout in Sheung Shui when an order notification popped up on his phone, accompanied by a shrill audio cue. Knowing all too well that he would be penalised by delivery platform Keeta for ignoring it, he took his eyes off the road and looked down.

Momentum on reform is building in Congress, with Ohio’s U.S. senators helping advance the conversation.

Hong Kong's revamped Huanggang Port checkpoint has logged over 150,000 trips in a single day over the Chung Yeung Festival long weekend, facing its first real stress test since opening last week.

The Tourism Board should have consulted residents more before setting up light installations on a walking trail at The Peak, a lawmaker has said after the decorations were criticised as out of place.

Last month, the Washington State Supreme Court ruled in our favor and struck down Initiative 2066, which would have endangered the clean energy transition our frontline coalition has fought so hard for over the years . We had already helped defeat three out of four dangerous initiatives at the ballot box in 2024, and with this court ruling we can officially say we've secured a clean sweep to protect our communities!

Hong Kong's urban redevelopment body will spend no more than HK$100 million to set up a subsidiary that will verify tender applications using automated AI systems, in response to accusations of corruption in the wake of the deadly Tai Po fire.

Hong Kong authorities have rejected 93 applications to employ non-locals as cooks, waiters, and cleaners since the government tightened a vetting mechanism in June, labour chief Chris Sun has said.

Police have arrested a 34-year-old man on suspicion of animal cruelty after animal welfare volunteers caught him lacing bowls of food left out for stray cats with rat poison.

Hong Kong environmental authorities have instructed the works contractor for a waste incineration plant where a fire broke out on Monday to submit an incident report within seven days, after close to 1,000 people were evacuated, with one sent to hospital.

Hong Kong's environmental authorities have addressed “false rumours” that a fire that broke out at a waste incineration plant was caused by design defects and a collapsed incineration module.