Local News

If you’re planning to attend the May 30 public hearing at city hall, you may be in for a long night.

Is the City of New Westminster pitting longtime community festivals against flashy new events? James Crosty, lead organizer of the Quayside Festival and Sale, is concerned the city seems to be creating “city-sponsored mega events” to compete with lon

A building at Merivale and Dickenson streets sustained only minor damage thanks to the quick action of neighbours and New Westminster firefighters early Monday morning.

Police continue to investigate a four-car crash that shut down a portion of McBride Boulevard last week.

A suspect in two bank robberies in New Westminster this month is behind bars thanks to some help from cops in neighbouring Coquitlam and Surrey. The robberies happened at banks downtown on Friday, May 13 and Tuesday, May 17.

City continues to monitor impact of bridge closure on local traffic

Traffic ground to a halt on 10th Avenue Wednesday morning while crews worked to replace two damaged power poles between Eighth and 12th streets. New Westminster police were called to the scene of a single-vehicle crash around 6 a.m.

The state of New Westminster’s crumbling high school was thrust into the spotlight once again this week – this time in Victoria.

A group of First Nations leaders have joined the chorus of voices calling on the province to find a new site for the proposed New Westminster Secondary School replacement project. The Union of B.C.

A New Westminster non-profit will soon have a new way to help stem the surge of drug overdose deaths that led the province to declare a public health emergency last month.