Local News

Native court workers based at the Prince George courthouse staged a one-day strike Thursday in support of a quest to have their pay increased to a level they say is equal to others doing similar work.

Don't forget your identification when you head to the polls this Saturday to vote in the civic election. Before you can cast a ballot, you'll need to show two pieces, the city's chief election officer, Walter Babicz, said Thursday.

A B.C. Supreme Court Justice has found two men not guilty of firing a shotgun at a Quesnel home after concluding the alleged victim's evidence was not credible.

The city's mayoral candidates have chosen to stay quiet about where their campaign funds are coming from.

There's only one day left until the local government election on Nov. 15. The decisions voters make by 8 p.m.

The subject of a multi-day manhunt has been caught. Prince George RCMP and members of the North District RCMP's emergency response team apprehended Robert Lee Milligan, 31, just before 2 p.m.

An air quality advisory has been issued for Vanderhoof, Smithers, Telkwa, Houston and Burns Lake because of high concentrations of fine particulates which are expected to persist for the next few days.

A new family skills training program aimed at vulnerable youth and crime prevention was handed almost $2.5 million in federal funding Wednesday.

There were starts on 16 new single-family homes in Prince George and area in October, according to numbers released Wednesday by the Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation.

A small business owner and local artist decided it was time to Let Your Light Shine by giving back to the community once again.