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Lo Hoi-ying
Reporter, Hong Kong
Hoi-ying became a reporter at the City desk in 2023 after finishing the Post's Graduate Trainee Programme. Originally from Singapore, she previously worked as a television news producer at Mediacorp and interned at the Shanghai-based Sixth Tone. She earned her master's degree in journalism from the University of Hong Kong and holds a bachelor's degree in communications from Nanyang Technological University.
Chief Secretary Eric Chan says 80 per cent of crowd dispersed within 20 minutes.
Legislators say land and property owners should be allowed to transfer their title deeds to new system.
Earthquake strikes Taiwan at 12.17am on Tuesday at depth of around 10km.
Information security watchdog handled 12,536 incidents last year, including 7,811 phishing cases.
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The 1½-hour ‘Four in Love’ charity concert was the first non-sports trial event at the new venue.
Police say there has been an uptick in violent crimes involving teenagers in Kwun Tong district since the fourth quarter.
Public concerns over Kwun Tong Promenade may drive teenagers to hang out in private spaces instead, an expert says.
‘Elder Sister’ and ‘Younger Brother’ are now playing, crawling on grass, climbing up rocks and clawing trees.
City leader says ‘Elder Sister’ and ‘Younger Brother’, aged six months, will be ready to greet visitors in Ocean Park after Lunar New Year.
Office spokesman confirms move from prime commercial building with annual rent of HK$5.67 million to government premises for next three years.
Lawmaker says it is the right diplomatic move, while another believes it will remind residents to think twice before agreeing to job offers.
Viral footage of moments before suspect’s arrest show her being confronted by alleged victim, leading to chase to prevent her departure.
Customs officer’s attempt to intercept a motorcyclist, who died moments later when he lost control, has become subject of widespread debate.
‘Centralised Waste Plastics Collection’ pilot programme will end on January 19 as recycling habits in the city have matured, official says.
Group following up on suspected poisoning cases says number of dogs killed rose from five in 2023 to at least 49 last year.
Defence team says Chim is nearly 80 years old and in poor health in plea backed by mitigation letters from high-profile politicians.
Tencent co-founder Charles Chen Yidan calls on educators to explore how AI can improve not only learning but also their own skills.
Hong Kong Brands and Products Expo draws 1.3 million visitors, but sales expected to remain flat at around HK$1 billion.
Pete Sabine, also known as DJ Fabsabs, says he is on a quest to connect with Hongkongers globally through his Cantopop sets.
Pete Sabine, aka DJ Fab Sabs, who is known for his classic Cantopop gigs, discusses his journey into Hong Kong's music scene.
Passengers, including one from Malaysia, charged with drug trafficking after suspected cocaine and ketamine found in luggage.
Taxi cut across lane and hit car on West Kowloon Highway early on New Year’s Day, police say.
From enacting the city’s own security law to lifting all property cooling measures, the Post recaps nine significant changes this year.
But mainland Chinese arrivals dropped by nearly 100,000, from 756,000 in 2018 to 657,000 this year.
Emails bearing city’s emblem and police logo claim recipient has been issued with court order after visiting child porn websites.
Mo Li shares video of him decorating Christmas tree with girlfriend before accident in 2022.
Duchess of Kent Children’s Hospital organises festivities, offering children and their parents relief and joy from battles with illness.
Women arriving from Uganda had 1.5kg of suspected cocaine pellets worth HK$1.3 million hidden in their bodies.
Between Saturday and Monday at 4pm, 2.07 million people left Hong Kong while 1.26 million entered the city, a net outflow of around 800,000.
Suspects faked 33 traffic accidents to fraudulently claim around HK$2 million from government’s Traffic Accident Victims Assistance Scheme.
