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Thirty-two suspects, including four youth, were arrested in Richmond last week as part of a large scale police operation targeting retail outlets.

A school facilities plan for Richmond received almost unanimous support at Wednesday’s board of education meeting, with only one trustee abstaining because he said he couldn’t hear feedback properly from the public.

B.C. will put more money into supporting free or low-cost community counselling services, as part of a plan to beef up supports for child and family mental health service, Premier John Horgan announced Wednesday.

Richmond RCMP are looking for help identifying a suspect who snatched a purse from an elderly woman earlier this month. The victim, in her early nineties, was walking with another woman through the parking lot in the 7100 block of No.

A “shadow bus” system mimicking the SkyTrain service is being proposed to run a 24/7 rapid transit network in lieu of 24-hour trains.

Driving on B.C. highways can be perilous at the best of times. Just ask anyone who has done that white-knuckle trip on the Sea-to-Sky Highway, where young and dumb dudes impatiently zig-zag through traffic at high speeds.

If you’re heading to McArthurGlen on Canada Day, you should plan to wear red. The mall is holding its fourth annual Canada Day celebration.

City council will take a “sober second look” at a previous decision to raise the age of seniors discounts at Richmond recreation facilities from 55 to 65.

TransLink is permanently extending the 418 bus route further into east Richmond from New Westminster, following almost a year of delay due to municipal road work.

The deadline for property taxes is fast approaching, just in time for the long weekend. Property owners will need to submit their remittances by Tuesday, July 2. A five per cent penalty will be added to any outstanding taxes if payments are late.