Local News

Local police are enforcing a weekend shut down of the area where two teens died Sunday morning. Prince George RCMP said they received information about plans for another graduation party to take place at Kwitzil Lake on Saturday night.

Prince George Mayor Shari Green will not be seeking re-election. After two terms on city council, Green announced Thursday her name won't be on the municipal ballot this November.

The parks along River Road are closed due to high water.

Trust accounts have been set up for the families of the two teens who died this weekend at Gravel Pit Lake. A family friend opened accounts at Spruce Credit Union to assist with expenses after the loss of Craig Wood, 19, and Kendall Moore, 17.

A large group of established, successful, upwardly mobile professionals will soon be standing around waiting to talk to a large group of young people who want to one day be like them.

Shortly before 3 p.m. Wednesday emergency crews were called to a report of a vehicle that had run into the Simon Fraser Lodge. When they arrived they found a two vehicle accident, with one vehicle landing on a patio near the Lodge.

A Prince George man is facing a variety of charges after allegedly shooting guns in a rural gravel pit over the weekend.

Four local indigenous nations will receive direct revenues from a mine in their shared territory.

Government representatives gathered Wednesday in downtown Prince George to recognize the funding partners behind the city's district energy system.

B.C. teachers face a partial lockout next Monday, the Globe and Mail reported Wednesday. According to a letter the newspaper obtained from the B.C. Teachers' Federation and posted on the B.C.