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A hero who waded into the baying Stanley Cup riot mob to pluck a viciously battered Good Samaritan to safety is set to receive a top bravery award.

It might be clear sailing soon for ships navigating through Steveston and Ladner thanks to new funding to dredge local channels in the Fraser River.

If you've ever wondered who was behind the green spandex suits that have become famous in the Lower Mainland and across the sporting world, now is the time to find out.

It may have taken almost ten years to get this far, but a new 14-acre open-air shopping centre anchored by Walmart is not a foregone conclusion in Richmond.

Richmond services will soon be able to improve identification and management of situations where children's safety is at risk.

A Stanley Cup rioter from Richmond who once won a Miss Congeniality title during a beauty-queen contest is changing her plea of not guilty to guilty.

Activist urges Richmond politicians, businesses to offer 'living' wage

A combination of a later than predicted snowfall and morning rush hour led to hazardous driving conditions on many of Richmonds main roads Wednesday. City of Richmonds plowing teams were ready and waiting at 1 a.m.

More pedestrians were struck on Richmonds roads, prompting police to warn yet again about the dangers at this time of year. On Friday, around 10:30 a.m.