Local News

Police are on the lookout for a man suspected of robbing a Spruceland Mall jewelry store earlier this week.

Prince George's community radio station, the volunteer-based CFIS-FM, has been approved for upgrade.

People living in the Robson Valley may see more smoke or haze than usual today and over the weekend due to wildfires burning in the Raush River watershed.

Curbside recycling is almost guaranteed to begin in the city of Prince George next spring, but what it will look like is still up in the air. Local governments already offering curbside waste pickup have until Sept.

Run Or Dye is not coming to Prince George this year.

Maybe it is a museum, but the staff at The Exploration Place didn't expect the museum's garden to be a thing of the past. Exploration Place had a vegetable garden laden with produce, all of it planted and tended by children.

White Spot restaurants set a new record on Wednesday by raising $65,916 to help children and youth with special needs attend camp. The B.C.

A Prince George man has launched a hunger strike to express his frustration with apparent bureaucratic foot-dragging he says has delayed efforts to bring an adopted daughter to Canada from India.

First Nations leaders from communities near the existing Gibralter mine said their negative experiences with Taskeo Mines should be considered by the panel conducting an environmental review of the New Prosperity proposal.

New infrastructure and new staff will soon be coming to the Prince George Symphony Orchestra.