Issues have begun to crop up at some of the region’s smaller landfills with the B.C.-wide recycling program.
Transit service between Penticton and Kelowna remains an important element in a proposed regional transit plan.
An assault and robbery that saw a Penticton man lose two TVs and suffer a fractured eye socket will likely result in jail time.
A 32-year-old Summerland woman was arrested earlier this month at an alleged marijuana grow-op in Kelowna.
Staffing at local schools will be bolstered with $1 million in top-up funding from the B.C. government.
Rudy Enzman says Albas was in caucus meeting at House of Commons during shooting but has moved as police hunt additional gunman
Justice Peter Rogers rules Bobbitt’s right to defend himself outweighs the harm from any delay in tracking down witness
Staffing at local schools will be bolstered with $1 million in top-up funding from the B.C. government.
Oregon man pleads guilty in Penticton and will now do the mandatory minimum of 90 days in jail, plus go on Canada's sex offender registry
Pending layoff of unionized workers at Penticton hospital "downside" of public-private partnerships said Janice Perrino.
A 32-year-old Summerland woman was arrested last week at an alleged marijuana grow-op in Kelowna.
Two men caught soliciting drivers for money near a Penticton gas station have been given community service.
Details of police expenses from the Boonstock Music and Arts Festival revealed in document released by RCMP to Penticton Western News.
Lawyer for T.J.B says alleged victim created stories for attention, while Crown argues those tales had too many details to be untrue
T.J.B.'s mother and best friend both testified at trial Tuesday in B.C. Supreme Court in Penticton.
Unionized staff in maintenance and trades at Penticton Regional Hospital will lose their jobs when responsibility handed over to P3 group
The meter is now running on Naramata’s first licensed taxi company.
Town of Osoyoos: Stu Wells withdrew his mayor nomination papers shortly before the deadline on Friday, Oct. 10.
Speeding past an unmarked police car near Keremeos three years ago will cost a Burnaby man his freedom.
FOI documents show conservation officers worried about the "optics" of allowing a boat carrying invasive species to enter B.C.
