Starting from April, the capital's sanitation conditions will be inspected, photographed and graded every day and the results released to the public, said officials from the Beijing Municipal Commission of City Administration and Environment.
China's National Stadium will rent out its VIP suites in a latest attempt to boost the revenue of the iconic landmark.
The major venue for the 2008 Beijing Olympics, the National Stadium, or Bird’s Nest, is now inviting corporations to bid on the names of its 84 boxes, Beijing Daily reported Tuesday.
As shoppers who bought large quantities of table salt struggle to get refunds from supermarkets, METRO trawled the Web for tips on alternative uses:
To ease a chronic shortage of social workers, Beijing has eased restrictions on who can apply in its latest recruitment drive.
More high school students in Beijing are being enrolled in special courses to prepare them for study at overseas universities.
Radiation levels in the capital saw no change in the 10 days following the leak at a Japanese nuclear power plant, according to an official report released online.
Eagle-eyed lovers of history can compete for a top prize of 5,000 yuan in an online treasure hunt launched by the city's cultural heritage authority on Tuesday.
Senior citizens over 80 years old in the capital will be entitled to monthly subsidies, while those over 95 will have all their medical expenses covered by the municipal government this year, officials at Beijing Municipal Bureau of Civil Affairs said on Saturday.
Three petroleum depot workers are fighting for their lives after being rescued from the flames of a burning tanker.
Advertisements that promote products as luxurious or "high-end" have been banned in a move experts say is designed to protect social harmony.
Beijing has launched a crackdown on pork production following a scandal involving the use of potentially poisonous meat additives in Central China's Henan province.