The good news is work on a broken sewer main that has throttled traffic on one of Vancouver's busiest roadways is winding down for the time being.The bad news is the burst pipe under Terminal Avenue between Main and Quebec streets remains unfixed,

VANCOUVER, Wa. (KPTV) – A Vancouver family is on edge after a neighbor allegedly carved a racial slur into their family vehicle.

During construction at Pearson Airfield, an archeologist found what could be unexploded Stokes Mortars dating back to World War 1. The Vancouver Police Mobile Explosive Device Unit worked with the U.S. Air Force Explosive Ordinance Disposal team to deal with the mortars.

An archaeologist working in the Vancouver area unearthed what looked like an unexploded mortar on Tuesday, prompting a visit from the Mobile Explosive Device Un

Hughes and Pettersson are the only two group members who seem likely to stay in Vancouver long-term. While he’s still on the roster, Pettersson has disappeared as an All-Star. He’s had just 35 points in 53 games this season and is struggling to even get shots on net.

Consideration of a motion at Metro Vancouver's board meeting on Friday from Port Coquitlam Mayor Brad West to reduce meeting compensation for directors and cut the number of committees in half was pushed forward pending the work of governance reviews.

The mother said the incident happened on Saturday and she believes the person behind this is a neighbor who lives two doors down from her.

A Vancouver man is accused of malicious harassment in what court records describe as an ongoing feud with his neighbor's 9-year-old son.

The guess here is that complaints about parking date to the advent of the automobile. There’s never enough — unless there’s too much — and cities have grappled with whether charging for parking will k

Sunshine and temperatures reaching 60 degrees have brought a grateful community back outside after a high-speed wind and rain storm just days ago.

Argentina has held off South Africa to win the men’s title and New Zealand beat Fiji to claim the women’s title at the Vancouver Sevens, the fourth leg of rugby's World Sevens Series.

Former Vancouver Canucks forward J.T. Miller reportedly turned down a trade that would've seen him join a Western Conference contender. J.T. Miller is