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Jess Ma
Reporter, Hong Kong
Jess joined the Post in 2021 after graduating from the University of Cambridge with a degree in Human, Social, and Political Sciences, specialising in Politics and Social Anthropology.
Driver mistakes car’s accelerator for brake, causing vehicle to mount pavement outside shopping centre, source says.
Customs chief Chan Tsz-tat says exact launch date to depend on how much time is needed to amend the relevant laws, among other factors.
Teenage boy who took pictures of younger sister among those charged locally after operation across East and Southeast Asia in February, March.
Government spokesman says month-long consultation will consider previous proposal by Jockey Club, but bets on local matches won’t be allowed.
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Joe Chow, 52, former police second-in-command, takes helm of city’s 27,000-strong force, succeeding Raymond Siu.
Death toll has exceeded 2,000, with 3,900 people injured and at least 270 more still missing.
Justice minister Paul Lam, who is among those sanctioned, says move ‘completely groundless’ as he dismisses potential impact.
Temperatures expected to range between 12 and 16 degrees on Sunday.
Education Bureau ‘highly concerned’ after Douyin clip shows Hong Kong students sneaking out after dark to party at nightclub in Meizhou.
Officers find bullion hidden in 14 suitcases with Russian doll-like arrangement of smaller ones within each of them.
Previous case resulted in 23 convictions over alleged HK$6 million of bribes from 58 imported workers on the airport’s third-runway project.
Operation tests coordination and command system in which rescue vehicles from other places in Greater Bay Area are deployed to Hong Kong.
Police warn that teenagers who start using social media at a young age run a higher risk of being approached.
RedNote account of tourism minister hit with complaints from angry mainland Chinese music fans after Cityline says some tickets will need to be exchanged.
Several among group of 120 have fallen ill while on tour to Guangdong, as school becomes 10th to report similar health issues this month.
Man held in connection with drug trafficking, as officers find suspected narcotic in commercial building in bustling Tsim Sha Tsui.
Officers to target both drivers and pedestrians by filming from elevated spots, along with plain-clothes patrols.
Caution comes after US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said getting the former media tycoon out of prison was a ‘priority’.
Officers have confiscated and destroyed 180kg of beef from the shops located in Sai Kung and Kwai Tsing districts.
500kg haul believed to have been shipped to Hong Kong in cargo of iced orange juice.
Youth Outreach also says about 60 per cent of students at risk of dropping out are under the age of 15.
Transport union official says uncooperative passengers may be forced off buses and commuters should avoid ‘unconventional’ behaviour.
Regulations to keep city on par with global standards include those on remote-control parking, others that allow more displays in parked vehicles.
But those serving sentences for national security, anti-government protest offences have dropped for first time.
Experts have warned people to watch out for suspicious text messages that include ‘#’ prefix used by registered firms only.
Four people arrested on suspicion of trafficking in dangerous drugs, with officers saying two promised free travel and cash rewards.
Police record 28 complaints from alleged victims who received messages purporting to be from government, delivery firms and others.
Customs chief says spike in cases linked to rising tobacco tax in city.
Bird discovered on Farm Road in To Kwa Wan, less than a week after similar case uncovered in Wan Chai.
