Authorities in Xicheng district have dismissed media reports claiming they planned to demolish a former home of Liang Qichao, a popular historical figure.
Smoking cessations programs at hospitals across Beijing are facing the threat of closure due to a lack of interest, health experts have warned.
Rescue helicopters were scrambled for the second time in two days on Tuesday morning after 17 amateur climbers were stranded for 21 hours on Lingshan Mountain, the highest peak in Beijing.
The capital has seen a sharp rise in the number of shoppers who max out on credit cards and refuse to repay, according to new research.
Beijing is to launch its first census to find the forgotten graves of fallen Communist heroes, it was announced this week.
A jobless loner who injured an American student when he detonated a homemade explosive device in Dongzhimen admitted on Wednesday that he had purposely targeted foreigners.
A policy whereby students have to take the gaokao, or university entrance examination, in the place where they are registered, regardless of where they live, will remain unchanged in the capital.
Migrant workers fighting for unpaid wages filed more than half of all labor disputes in the capital last year, it was revealed on Wednesday.
More Beijingers are being buried at sea, helping to save space and the environment, according to the capital's funeral authorities.
Peking University on Tuesday dismissed suggestions its new support program is aimed at censuring "radical" students.
Beijing will release its long-awaited property price control target in two days, a senior official revealed on Tuesday.
Property owners whose buildings fail to pass Beijing's strict safety checks will soon face fines of up to 100,000 yuan, it was announced on Monday.