Local News

More changes are being proposed for on-street parking in the city's downtown core.

Prince George RCMP have noticed a spike in property crime in two areas in and around the city. Since Sept. 1, more than 25 incidents of mischief and thefts from vehicles in the Heritage-Tabor neighbourhoods have been reported to the detachment.

A B.C. Supreme Court Justice is being asked to sentence a man to up to three years in prison for sexually assaulting a local teenage boy.

Outgoing Initiatives Prince George CEO Heather Oland has found a new home. On Thursday, it was announced that Oland would take over as general manager of the city's Ramada hotel as of Sept. 28.

Charges have been approved against a second man in relation to an alleged attempt to flee police in a stolen pickup truck earlier this week.

A campfire ban for the Cariboo Fire Centre west of the Fraser River was lifted Thursday due to the cooler wetter weather, but caution is continuing to be urged.

Helen Domshy has always known that knowing how to read is a pillar to a person's success, and a community's success. The regular school system does not get through to every student.

Work has begun to shore up Hoferkamp Road.

Prince George cancer patients will still have a free service to shuttle them to appointments despite news the Canadian Cancer Society is shuttering its volunteer driver program this fall.

Prince George Zombie Fest was held on Aug. 22. The fundraising event featured live music, an outdoor market, costume contest, an infected quarantine area and a scavenger hunt.