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Kayla Chan
Video Producer
A Cultural Studies graduate from Lingnan University, Kayla Chan joined the Post after working as a video journalist at HK01, a feature reporter at Apple Daily, and a videographer at Stand News. She loves human stories and visual journalism.
A Cultural Studies graduate from Lingnan University, Kayla Chan joined the Post after working as a video journalist at HK01, a feature reporter at Apple Daily, and a videographer at Stand News. She loves human stories and visual journalism.
Areas of Expertise:
Video productionLanguages Spoken:
Cantonese, English, Mandarin
The Hong Kong Sevens kicked off at Kai Tak Stadium on Friday, April 17, 2026. The rain did not stop fans from enjoying the games and having fun.
With the Sevens resettled in the city’s East Kowloon area, we explore some neighbourhoods and transport links supporters can use to keep the party going.
The splashdown, about two hours before sunset, was carried by live video feed in a Nasa webcast.
Hong Kong recorded a record-low number of births in 2025 after a two-year uptick.
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The new Iranian leader’s first public address was issued on March12 through a written statement.
Nearly all of Iran’s oil exports pass through the island, and an attack could trigger severe retaliation in the Strait of Hormuz.
Basic Housing Units policy will require subdivided units to meet new minimum standards, but current residents fear they could be priced out.
Swiss-based company issued a global recall on some infant formula products in January.
Christy Lee lost her home and her husband to Hong Kong’s deadliest blaze in decades.
The Construction Industry Council has ordered 50,000 new scaffolding nets for projects halted across the city after the material was found to be a factor in the deadly Tai Po fire.
Police say officers on scene at Tuen Mun Town Plaza shopping centre had no choice but to shoot man to save passer-by.
Demand for so-called direct-issue licences has surged since motorists from neighbouring Guangdong province have been allowed to drive across the border and on Hong Kong roads.
The beginning of the end for the close-knit Choi Hung Estate as redevelopment project at the public housing community begins.
Residents and shop owners in the famous rainbow-coloured public housing complex fear the essence of the original estate will be lost in redevelopment.
Attacker let off smoke bombs at main train station, then attacked people before jumping off a building and dying.
Ho Wai-ho died at the age of 37 battling the fire at Wang Fuk Court that claimed the lives of at least 160 in late November.
Bamboo scaffolding master Lai Chi-ming discusses the ancient tradition and how he learnt the skill from his father.
Rising costs and aging properties led to bid-rigging and collusion in city’s building renovation industry.
Sacha Yasumoto’s latest Dangerous Dinner event floated guests back to the 1960s.
Survivor William Li speaks with the Post about being trapped as fire broke out and smoke engulfed his flat.
City begins three-day mourning period as officials hold minute of silence for those lost in the city’s deadliest fire in decades.
The city’s deadliest fire in recent decades has united residents to donate food, clothes, goods and services to those affected.
From the entry of an Olympic gold medallist to the departure of long-term lawmakers, the 2025 election represents a change from past polls.
The six-month mission will include experiments involving laboratory mice for the first time that will permanently live in the Tiangong space station.
Regina Ip Lau Suk-yee announced she will not be running in Hong Kong’s upcoming Legco election.
The bustling streets in Hong Kong’s Nga Tsin Wai Road and Carpenter Road area have gone quiet as shops shut during a redevelopment push, leaving Lam Kee Grocery as one of the last still in business.
Expert says family, school and social life affect students’ stress level most.
