Local News

In a media announcement Friday morning, Mayor Lyn Hall set out a comprehensive list of changes in the works for Prince George's downtown.

A hotel under construction in the city's downtown appears to be no longer in danger of going to the birds.

More than the usual amount of commotion erupted during a drug-related raid on a Prince George home on Thursday evening.

Outdoor enthusiasts who carry cameras have a chance to see one of their photos grace the pages of this year's Explore the North magazine. The Citizen is looking for images taken within the boundaries of Fort St.

Unionized cooks, room attendants and banquet servers staged a rally outside of the lobby of the Ramada Plaza Prince George on Thursday afternoon.

The loss of a Vanderhoof-area man to a drug-related stabbing death slightly more than five years ago has left his family with a wound that will never be healed, the court was told Thursday during a sentencing hearing for one of his assailants.

Fresh off of its recognition as one of Canada's Top 100 Employers, UNBC has been named one of Canada's greenest employers by Mediacorp Canada.

City staff are asking residents to avoid using sports fields and certain parks until they officially open in mid-May. In a media statement, the city said staff have been monitoring fields and ball diamonds to make sure they are safe for public use.

Prince George RCMP are warning the public of what may be an increased presence of carfentanil and GHB in the community.

A dust advisory called Thursday evening has been called off. "Elevated pollution levels are no longer expected or have moved out of the area," officials said in a notice issued Friday morning.