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City Of Penticton
Penticton may add more paid parking as it deals with COVID-19 induced $3.9M budget shortfall
City of Penticton is looking at parking as a potential revenue generator as it looks…
Have you seen Ogopogo? City of Penticton would like to hear from you
If you saw what you think is Ogopogo in Okanagan Lake, the City of Penticton…
Penticton city council to consider allowing booze on Skaha Lake beach
Penticton residents and visitors may soon have another waterfront park with a beach at which…
Okanagan School of Arts has lease extended to avoid end of month eviction
Talks between the City of Penticton, School District 67 and the Okanagan School of Arts…
City of Penticton’s ‘sunshine list’ got longer in 2019
Four more City of Penticton staffers made the ‘sunshine’ list for 2019. The city’s statement…
City of Penticton corrects information rescinding fire ban
One letter can make all the difference. When the City of Penticton advised the public…
UPDATE: Penticton lifts fire ban
A wet May and a wet start to June appears to have eased fire danger…
How’s booze on the beach going? The City of Penticton wants to hear about it
Penticton residents wishing to comment on the recent city initiative to allow alcohol consumption on…
City to look at increasing patio space for Penticton restaurants
The City of Penticton is looking at ways to make it easier for restaurants to…
Two apartment projects coming before Penticton city council
New developments being proposed for Penticton could see another 75 residential units and 2,400 square…
Penticton city council wants new transit service to Kelowna suspended
The COVID-19 pandemic is crushing local transit ridership, prompting Penticton city council to recommend suspension…
Penticton survey shows more than a third of residents’ jobs have been affected by COVID-19
Nearly 40 per cent of Penticton’s working residents have been impacted by COVID-19 pandemic measures,…
Penticton RCMP officers face crushing case loads
The COVID-19 pandemic doesn’t seem to have had much of an impact on Penticton crime,…
Penticton mayor launches appeal to premier for fair electrical subsidy
Penticton Mayor John Vassilaki is hoping an appeal to Premier John Horgan will provide some…
Six-storey apartment complex proposed for downtown Penticton
If approved, a zoning amendment and development permit coming up before Penticton City Council tomorrow…
Penticton plans for flood potential on two local creeks
Higher than normal snowpack levels and the prospect of flooding along Ellis Creek has the…
City of Penticton promotes local employers hiring in spite of COVID-19
The City of Penticton is hoping to facilitate local business able to take economic advantage…
City of Penticton cuts 20 per cent of staff due to COVID-19 pandemic
The COVID-19 pandemic is resulting in more layoffs at the City of Penticton. The City…
Power cut to thousands of Penticton customers
Thousands of Penticton residents and businesses are without power today. City of Penticton Communications Manager…
City of Penticton considering possible economic relief for residents in isolation
Penticton city council and staff are looking at ways to lessen the economic blow to…
You won’t have to plug a parking meter in Penticton until May 30
The City of Penticton is no longer charging for metered parking on city streets. The…
City of Penticton, RDOS and school district 67 shut down public areas due to COVID-19
It's been a busy day for the City of Penticton, the regional district and school…
Penticton closing public facilities, cancelling meetings due to pandemic
The City of Penticton is shutting a number of public facilities in a bid to…
Penticton continues to struggle with public washroom vandalism
The deplorable state of the public washrooms is not a situation unique to Penticton. Penticton's…