Local News

The city's transit service will take to the roads on statutory holidays under a memorandum of understanding city council approved on Monday night.

A new way of dealing with minor bylaw infractions is in the works.

Using an old kitchen cupboard and a few recycled shingles, Jessica Bonin, a teacher librarian at Spruceland Traditional elementary, has opened the first Little Free Library in Prince George on 10th Avenue at the corner of McBride Crescent.

A team of cyclists on a 70-day trip from Austin, Texas to Anchorage, Alaska will stop in Prince George Thursday and Friday.

A new way of dealing with minor bylaw infractions is in the works.

A lawsuit against the Theatre North West Society alleging defamation has been dropped. TNW's former artistic director Ted Price and general manager Anne Laughlin filed a notice of discontinuance July 15 in B.C. Supreme Court in Vancouver.

A truck driver broke his ankle because he slipped and fell while walking through a closed-off area at the Vanway transfer and recycling station, according to a response to a civil claim.

A Prince George woman who was in the public spotlight after a security camera image of her shoplifting from a grocery store was released to local media has been sentenced.

Kari Andreschefski had no appetite for the hot dogs being served Saturday afternoon at PG Zombie Fest. She'd already eaten her pitbull, Champion, the pooch's punishment for infecting her with zombie blood when he bit into her right leg.

Garrett Napoleon and Harley Davis walk up from their cabin with several bags of lichen, collected by community members from under the pines between Chetwynd and Tumbler Ridge, where there are hoards of the food stuff.