Local News

L.C. Gunn Park reopened Wednesday, one week after a deliberately set fire raged in the area.

Construction on the new local home of the B.C. Government and Service Employees' Union (BCGEU) will be made official today.

After two years of holding steady, the city's crime severity index score is going down. According to numbers released by Statistics Canada Wednesday, Prince George now sits at 18th out of the 304 communities with a population larger than 10,000.

David Suzuki is bringing his Blue Dot Tour to Prince George. On Nov. 1, Vanier Hall will be the setting for the environmental icon's night of art and dialogue on the latest planet preservation strategies.

Travel arrangements are standing in the way of the city finalizing its twinning agreement with a Chinese counterpart. Prince George and Jiangmen were expecting to have already formalized a sister city accord by now.

Kyla Arnett is on the runways, red carpets and stages of the big city, representing northern B.C.

Anchor tenants have been finalized for the new retail plaza along Highway 16. On Tuesday, Vancouver-based developer Platform Properties Ltd.

A federal inmate was sentenced to six years in prison Tuesday for staging an armed robbery last month while he was at large on a Canada-wide warrant.

New research, led by a University of Northern British Columbia professor, has found that birthday-related drinking is associated with upsurges in hospital admissions among young people.

In the heat of summer, donating to the food bank might not be on people's minds, yet hunger doesn't stop. Representatives from the Salvation Army and St.