Kyle Louie, who pleaded guilty to manslaughter in connection with stabbing nearly four years ago, doesn't face a mandatory minimum sentence
Summerland man Gregory Nield will stay in jail while his new lawyer awaits reports
Key information about the new Okanagan jail, including its long-term cost to taxpayers, remains locked away in government files.
Roxanne Louie last seen leaving grandmother's home in Penticton to go meet friends
Residents asked to help city crews clear catch basins as the big melt gets underway in the Okanagan
An assault at a Penticton motel that prompted a public warning from the victim has now landed the attacker behind bars.
It may never be known what sparked a three-alarm blaze last week at a Penticton motel.
Interior Health official says numbers typical for this time of year, which is the peak of flu season
Following a year that saw medical marijuana and a proposed office renovation make headlines, one local leader is turning his gaze skyward
Undercover member of RCMP drug squad arranged two small buys in parking lot of local grocery store
Switching seats with his female passenger within view of an RCMP roadblock near Princeton has cost a man almost half a year of freedom.
Deficiencies in the school’s WiFi service were highlighted in results from a recent student engagement survey.
A former professional hockey player who hit rock bottom in Penticton should skate away from jail early in the new year.
South Okanagan ski hill to open after business deal reached to purchase the resort out of receivership.
A new report from FortisBC claims nearly 70 per cent of its customers are saving money through the so-called conservation rate.
The B.C. Nurses’ Union said Sheoran was “lucky to be alive” following an attack that left him with a broken jaw and facial injuries.
Breach of Charter rights by police translated into a reduced sentence for a Penticton man convicted of number of charges.
A camera-toting civilian helped Mounties take a dangerous driver off the road this summer.
Penticton woman sentenced to 45 days in jail after pleading guilty to thefts from a Penticton retirement home and local stores.
Enrolment numbers show the student population in local schools has plunged by 2,000 kids in the past 15 years.
