Local News

When Sgt. Brad Sheridan of Port Moody Police Department began tweeting about the routine events taking place during his shift, he thought it would be a way to give local residents a glimpse into what officers face while on duty.

A Coquitlam man is facing charges after police caught him leaving a ground-floor apartment in the 600-block of Como Lake Avenue.

Tri-City drivers can expect to encounter some Evergreen Line work over the next few weeks. Traffic pattern changes will be in place on Golden Spike Lane as crews relocate a utility, for approximately three days between Aug. 15 and 25.

An Afghan vet who is the executive director of the Veterans' Transition Network was elected last night to run for the Conservatives in the new riding of Port Moody-Coquitlam.

The driver involved in an alleged hit-and-run collision on the Mary Hill Bypass last month that left a cyclist seriously injured has turned himself in to police. Coquitlam RCMP Cpl.

As organizers of the Terry Fox Hometown Run get ready to mark the event's 35th anniversary next year, a new route will be tested next month in Port Coquitlam.

When the Port Coquitlam Business Improvement Association held its first car show in 2005, it filled the parking lot at the Shaughnessy Street Safeway. What a difference a decade makes.

School District 43 trustees are staying the course on a public education campaign to urge a resolution to the B.C.

Someone dumped a bucket of fish remains near a Port Coquitlam trail popular with walkers, cyclists, and bears, causing a potentially dangerous situation for people and the bruins.

Carol Cahoon has thrown her hat in the ring for Coquitlam trustee with School District 43.