Local News

A Prince George man was sentenced Wednesday to a further 19 days in jail for his role in the theft of a pickup truck and copper wire from a local business.

Since 1985, the Prince George Public Library has recognized those who have made a great contribution to the field of local history by awarding the Jeanne Clarke Awards. The call for nominations is out and deadline is Friday, Jan. 6, 2017.

Once again the four main local organizations that offer hampers to those in need at Christmas time have put their heads together to coordinate their efforts.

Alice In Wonderland Now until Wednesday, Theatre Northwest presents Alice in Wonderland by Brainerd Duffield from Lewis Carroll's story and directed by Jack Grinhaus.

For the Toombs family, volunteering with Operation Red Nose since its inception 19 years ago began with providing two-way radios used in the vehicles that offer a safe ride home for those celebrating the holidays.

A 12-inch water main burst Thursday morning in downtown Prince George, flooding the streets near Third Avenue and causing an extended water outage to surrounding buildings.

Northern organ donations picked up in 2016, after six years of static numbers that sat at either zero or one.

A former Prince George drug enforcer who received a lengthy sentence for his role in kidnapping, confining and torturing a man has been put back behind bars after an incident of road rage. Statutory release for Steve Marozoff, 36, was revoked Nov.

Work on repairing a sink hole on Highway 97 south of Bear Lake is expected to start by the end of this week.

Northern Health and Prince George RCMP are warning drug users after a dramatic spike in overdoses. At least 12 people experienced serious opioid overdoses over three days between Nov. 20 and 22. No one died.