Local News

Line painting on Highway 97 seven kilometres south of Prince George has been extended by one day, according to the Ministry of Transportation's DriveBC service. The work will continue through to Sunday, from 5 a.m. to 4 p.m.

The Prince George RCMP report that Genny Lee Paquette, 37, has been found safe. Paquette was last seen Thursday near 15th Avenue and Edmonton Street.

Street line painting isn't over in Prince George.

More and more people are looking to eat locally grown food. Here's a way to show appreciation to local growers, vendors and producers.

Prince George RCMP arrested 13 people and seized a "significant amount" of drugs after executing a search warrant on an 1800-block Spruce Street home on Saturday afternoon.

B.C. Liquor Store patrons can donate to Red Cross relief efforts for the victims of the wildfires in Rock Creek and Osoyoos.

The city has set the first date for residents to provide input on a proposed skate park in the Hart. A park design workshop will be held Thursday, Sept. 10 from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at the Hart Pioneer Centre.

This is currently the most common fraud reported to the Prince George RCMP. Fraudsters impersonating employees of the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) will call (or email) the victim providing one of a few different stories.

The Salvation Army has found itself in a strange conundrum as it has been struggling to find ways to deal with scavengers targeting the receiving dock at its 18th Avenue community support centre.

A former RCMP officer is throwing his hat into the federal race for Cariboo-Prince George. Richard Jaques was named as the Green Party candidate for the riding, bringing the total of declared candidates in the Oct. 19 contest to five.