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Theodora Yu
Reporter, Hong Kong
Theodora joined the Post in 2026 and covers Hong Kong current affairs. Prior to joining the Post, she was a reporter at the Washington Post covering Hong Kong and mainland China. She is interested in business, climate and the environment, oral history and open-source investigations.
Theodora joined the Post in 2026 and covers Hong Kong current affairs. Prior to joining the Post, she was a reporter at the Washington Post covering Hong Kong and mainland China. She is interested in business, climate and the environment, oral history and open-source investigations.
Languages Spoken:
Cantonese, English, Mandarin
Ken Mak says he wants to save decades-old trees planted by his grandfather from ‘being crushed to death by excavators’.
139 suspected deaths and 600 suspected cases have been recorded in DR Congo and Uganda, with numbers expected to rise.
Wife, 52, and 21-year-old son arrested, with preliminary investigations suggesting death was accidental.
Asian Migrants’ Coordinating Body says closure of Statue Square Gardens will affect helpers as it serves as vital social hub every Sunday.
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Our Hong Kong Foundation calls for refuelling hubs at ports and airport, with focus on heavy vehicles, to further cut emissions.
Dozens braved rain and queued for days to snap up ceramic pocket watches, with resale prices nearly seven times their retail value.
No injuries reported in incident that occurred when officer was loading her semi-automatic pistol at around 7.10am.
‘Flying ant’ sightings have risen across Hong Kong as the summer season approaches, raising concerns over termite infestations.
Breach is part of wider global data leak that has affected universities and schools worldwide, with estimated 9,000 institutions impacted.
Eight passengers and two drivers hurt after truck collided with KMB double-decker bus, police say.
National Health Commission’s Li Wei pledges support for Hong Kong researchers taking part in country’s major science and technology projects.
Crowds flock to Mong Kok market on day before Mother’s Day for colourful bouquets of carnations, roses and other fresh flowers.
Foreign ministry accuse UK of abusing the law after Bill Yuen and Peter Wai found guilty of spying on Hong Kong activists in Britain.
Hospital Authority says it began subsidising Dasatinib in April, with patients previously paying up to HK$500,000 annually for treatment.
Conservation department pledges to follow up case after wooden sign became dislodged from stand along first section of popular hiking trail.
Lawmakers suggest capping plays at HK$5 and prizes at HK$300 as first step, while calling for balance between user protection and industry development.
Total visitor arrivals, including overseas travellers, reached 854,929 over first three days of Labour Day holiday, also slightly up from last year’s 803,612.
Green Hope Hong Kong says several people landed on island near Po Toi Island and warns birds may abandon nests if disturbed.
Operation between Hong Kong, mainland China and Macau uncovers 23 cases, involving 46,000 counterfeit items including watches, phones and luxury goods.
Residents pack border crossings on first day of ‘golden week’, lured by attentive dining service, lower costs and family-friendly attractions.
Man found vaping in alley near Duke of Windsor Social Services Building calls ban ‘ridiculous’, says it could deter tourists and affect economy.
Audit Commission says timetable on review of rainstorm warning system should also be set up, amid rise in extreme weather events.
Forecaster earlier warned that flooding could occur in some low-lying and poorly drained areas.
Experts call for citywide study lasting up to decade to determine whether climate change is behind late leaf-shedding and early flowering.
Tearful reunions as residents return to fire-ravaged flats to salvage belongings before leaving for last time.
Inquiry involving Dr Sit Sou-chi, who is accused of medical blunder that left boy permanently disabled, was terminated by council last year.
Residents make emotional return to fire-ravaged flats, salvaging belongings and taking one last look.
Unemployment rate was 3.7 per cent for January to March, down by 0.1 percentage point from 3.8 per cent for the preceding three-month period.
‘Beyond Hostage Crisis’, set to open in Hong Kong next month, draws mixed reactions, with some raising trauma concerns and others defending it.
