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Woman in her 40s nearly hit a Richmond RCMP cruiser during her 13th offence, then gets caught again this week by Vancouver Police

Is the annual celebration of Purim the “Jewish” Halloween? Jews do wear costumes, but this is where the similarity ends! Instead of going door-to-door asking for candy, Jews gather as a community (in costume!) to read the biblical book of Esther and

The City of Richmond didn’t exactly roll snake eyes in 2015, but its share of casino revenues took a slight hit following a record year of payouts from the Province of B.C. in 2014. In 2015, Richmond received $19.

City has created a new half-million dollar reserve account for community grants as groups continue to seek funding

A car crashed into the Chevron Town Pantry and White Spot drive-thru Monday morning, but thankfully no one was injured, according to Richmond RCMP. Police responded to the collision involving a white 2012 BMW coupe, shortly after 8:30 a.m. at No.

City of Richmond hoping to increase solar panel use across thecity

Three park initiatives floated to Richmond city council

Two Richmond News reporters have been nominated for provincial writing awards. Philip Raphael is a finalist in the Environmental Writing Award category of the 2016 BCYCNA Ma Murray Community Newspaper Awards for his feature titled Closing the Net.

73-year-old Ken Brodie jumped his fence to save women and a toddler from Rottweiler cross

Former employees claim firm is holding out on thousands of dollars worth of commissions