Local News

A home invasion involving four suspects - including one who was murdered before trial - has resulted in jail time for another main culprit.

Alarm bells are going off in bear dens across the region. Conservation officials are hoping alarm bells are ringing for the public as well. "The bears have already started to wake up," said Conservation Officer Gary Van Spengen.

When the manager of a local business read the story in Wednesday's Citizen about computers being stolen from the John Howard Society, she decided she had to do something about it.

A young man is back on the streets after being charged with aggravated assault in a violent home invasion, and a second suspect is still at large for the attack that sent a couple to hospital on April 15 at 1:03 a.m.

Downtown Prince George has named a new executive following the election of a new board of directors at its recent annual general meeting.

The Lheidli T'enneh has landed a grant from the Habitat Conservation Trust Foundation (HCTF) to complete a three-year study of a a fish popular among this region's ice fishers.

A special investigation into care homes for children, including an examination of their use of police to help control the behaviour of client children, will be conducted by B.C.'s Child and Youth Representative.

One of the four people facing charges in an alleged sexual assault of a lone female in the Renegades clubhouse is a woman, Prince George RCMP Cpl. Craig Douglass has confirmed.

School district officials are attempting to retrieve the supplies Glenview elementary school parents rescued from a dumpster this week, saying they can be used at other schools around Prince George.

D.P. Todd band students will take carrying more than just their musical instruments when they leave for a nine-day trip to Cuba at the end of this month.