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The restaurant was ordered closed on Tuesday due to signs of rodents.

Fifty-five violation tickets for distracted driving were issued by Richmond RCMP during the space of a few hours in the city centre last week.

Bernard Macht, who volunteered at local churches and kids' charities, spent almost a year trying to have sexual contact with the young teenager

Too many people are dying because they’re doing drugs alone. That’s one of the takeaways from a new report released by the BC Coroners Service, with additional details on British Columbians who have died in the illicit drug overdose crisis.

Roxanne Henricus wasn’t sure what she had found Tuesday morning. While out for a walk at the remote Triangle Beach, tucked away on the Fraser River behind SilveryCity cinema, Henricus spotted a weird-looking skeleton on the sand.

After two new candidates and incumbent Alice Wong joined forces to challenge the SOGI policy, another candidate also pointed his finger at the school board’s approach in passing the policy last July.

A member of the Richmond-based 2018 Marijuana Legalization Concern Group made a presentation to Richmond school board trustees Wednesday night asking for further protections for students post-legalization.

Most people think it’s important to get a flu shot – they just don’t necessarily plan on getting one.

Referendum information cards have started arriving in local mailboxes this week in anticipation of the mail-in vote on changing the provincial voting system. In the lead-up to the referendum, Elections B.C. is asking B.C.

Two council candidates say they want to see tighter regulations on conflict of interest