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A 911 hang-up led Penticton RCMP on a vehicle chase on Wednesday.

Summerland has no plans to follow Penticton’s lead with a referendum on a proposed prison, at least not yet.

Penticton council is once again seeking the public’s input regarding promised access to a set of public trails on Campbell Mountain.

Flooding precautions have been issued in the South Okanagan due to a high snowpack.

Stress from illness is what a Penticton woman said led her down the path to stealing in excess of $400,000 from her employer over a period of five years.

When Penticton council narrowly approved the purchase of eight new former-Olympic buses last year, one of the concerns raised was that the city’s buses often run well-under capacity, necessitating huge civic subsidies for most trips.

A man determined to be a high risk to commit a sexual offence found himself back in jail after being released just over a month ago.

The Cleland Theatre will be brimming with talent next week as a group of young women work towards their crowning achievement.

More than 1,000 BC Liberal delegates will be in Penticton today and Saturday for the governing party’s biennial convention.