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A tired-looking area of the city could see a dramatic transformation into a showcase gateway. That’s what city council is hoping for, last week getting an update from planning staff on the visioning work underway for the Townline Node.

Heading into the New Year, we posed this question online: “What would you like to see more of in the Richmond News in 2020?” In response to reader feedback, we are launching a new feature, which translates into English the headlines of the top news s

Richmond RCMP are investigating a single-vehicle collision that knocked out power for over 320 BC Hydro customers Friday night.

With only one day that didn’t see rain or snow and over 250 mm of precipitation, this past January is one of the wettest on record at YVR over the past eight decades.

It couldn’t have come at a worse time. Lunar New Year, which began Jan. 25, usually has Richmond’s Asian restaurants packed for a week as friends and families gather to celebrate the annual festival.

Environment Canada is calling for a 60 per cent chance of flurries or rain showers on Sunday with a high of five and a low of zero. This means it may be hard for the groundhog to see his shadow this year – which is a good thing.

A Richmond teen is making a plea to the community to keep an eye out for her support dog, who has been missing since Thursday evening.

Following the run on surgical masks at pharmacies throughout Richmond earlier in the week, a man has been spotted selling them from the trunk of a vehicle at two Richmond mall parking lots.

A Richmond man who pleaded guilty to smuggling Chinese migrants into Canada has been sentenced to three and a half years in prison. Michael Kong was sentenced Friday morning at Richmond Provincial Court.

Police are asking for witnesses to a car crash which shut down a section of Steveston Highway last week to come forward.