HONG KONG — Taxi drivers in Hong Kong are being urged to exercise restraint following the circulation of videos showing cabbies going undercover to hail Uber rides, only to call the police on the drivers upon reaching their destinations....
MANILA – The Senate now holds the future of a pivotal piece of legislation aimed at revolutionizing the voting process for Filipinos abroad, following a unanimous vote in the House of Representatives.
Speaker Ferdinand Martin G. Romualdez announced on Thursday...
MANILA, Philippines — The Senate has given its nod to Senate Bill No. 2514, known as the Philippine National Games (PNG) bill, on its second reading on Tuesday, May 14. The bill, championed by Senator Christopher “Bong” Go, aims...
CHEUNG CHAU, Hong Kong (AP) - Tens of thousands of locals and tourists flocked to the small island of Cheung Chau on Wednesday, braving the sweltering heat to celebrate the annual bun festival, a beloved tradition steeped in cultural...
Hong Kong Immigration authorities arrested four imported workers and three operators of unlicensed elderly homes in a territory-wide enforcement operation on Sunday, called "Silver Wing."
The Immigration Department received a tip that several unregistered elderly care facilities were illegally deploying...
HONG KONG - The National Organization of Professional Teachers in Hong Kong (NOPT HK) held a joyous Mother's Day celebration on May 12, 2024, filled with appreciation, laughter, and a deep reverence for the role of mothers.
The afternoon tea...
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Taxi fares are set to go up after the Executive Council approved increases for cabs on Tuesday, but it was far from the jump the trade had asked for.
The industry had suggested a HK$5 increase in the flagfall for...
The world's biggest banks poured $705 billion into fossil fuel industries last year, perpetuating humanity's reliance on planet-warming coal, oil and gas, according to a report released Monday by a coalition of climate groups.
Since the landmark 2015 Paris climate...
HONG KONG - The holiday crowds flocking to the quaint island of Cheung Chau for Wednesday's famous Bun Festival can leave their umbrellas at home, but will want to pack them for the coming days, Hong Kong's weather authorities...
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