Langley News

Christine Quigley remembers the scene only too well. A hand poking out from under a white sheet belonged to her niece, Carley Regan, 13.

A man was assaulted and then robbed at Brydon Park on Canada Day morning. Around 9:30 a.m., Langley RCMP were called by the victim to the park near 197 Street and 53 Avenue.

Langley City council is seeking applications of interest in developing the Langley Prairie school site.

At the age of 24, Sara Shawesh has done more to achieve world peace through disarmament, than most Langleyites could have contemplated in their lifetimes.

It was as if Mother Nature gave cyclists taking part in last year's Ride For Hope an invisible helping hand.

Maria Soto's RBI single in the eighth inning was all the offence Venezuela needed in a 1-0 win over Canada on Saturday at the Canada Cup women's softball tournament.

For three young Canadian girls desperate to make the pilgrimage south and pay respect to Michael Jackson, it was an arrangement so unique the King of Pop himself might have applauded.

Some 180 young people from around the Lower Mainland will be asked to leave their iPods, cellphones and other electronics at home as they take part in a five-day living history lesson.

There are jobs, and some pretty cool ones at that, for youth this summer. Job postings on Wednesday, at the Langley Service Canada Centre for Youth included a balloon chaser, a disc jockey, and a graphic designer, said youth service officer Kiranpreet Dhillon.

There will be no charges for the parents who bought an ad endorsing a group of school board trustees during the 2008 election.

The dramatic takedown of a currency exchange in Langley City on May 26, 2008 has now led to charges against two men.

A high profile raid of two Langley City businesses has resulted in charges almost a year later, the RCMP have announced.

Langleyites beware: there are aliens in our midst, and many of us don't know they exist.

Lauren Barwick spends time with her horse Maile at the Windsum training facility in Langley, British Columbia.

A woman was robbed of her French fries Saturday night at a drive-through in Langley by a naked man who swiped the meal.

If I've learned anything in life it is this: being naked doesn't give you the right to steal french fries.

Notes from Langley Township Council's regular meeting, Monday night, June 22, 2009.

Canadian police were on the search on Monday for a brazen thief who snatched a take-away meal while making a naked run past a fast food restaurant's drive-though window.

The quick action of gas station employees helped avert a potentially catastrophic fire in Langley City recently.

Abner, a six-year-old male Chow/Shepherd cross, gold and red in colour, is one of two guard dogs stolen Tuesday night.