A ранy-morning home invasion in Richmond Hill has left one person injured and sparked concern among residents. Police say the incident was targeted and are asking for public help as the investigation continues.
Step inside Richmond Hill’s hidden spaces. Doors Open and the Studio Tour return May 9, offering free access to historic sites, cultural spaces, and local artists’ studios across the city. Explore, discover, and experience your community in a whole new way.
Construction at Richmond Hill GO Station is causing crowding and confusion for riders, but many say the bigger issue remains unchanged: limited train service on the line.
A global walking festival rooted in Toronto comes to Richmond Hill, inviting residents to see their city from the ground up.
From rising housing pressures to a voting system where 90% cast ballots online, two City meetings this week spotlight the evolving challenges of access in Richmond Hill.
Richmond Hill’s Youth Week brings free events and activities for teens — but also highlights how hard it can be for young people to find places to connect in a car-dependent city.
Complaints about driving and parking habits are popping up more often in Richmond Hill this spring. What’s behind the trend?
A packed morning at Richmond Hill’s Committee of the Whole: Energy use is down but emissions are up, Lake Wilcox faces rising salt levels, and council debates how much of your personal info should be public.
With spring approaching, interest in skating and cycling is rising in Richmond Hill, but infrastructure gaps continue to push riders into shared and improvised spaces.
Police are investigating after a person was struck and killed by a GO train in Richmond Hill, prompting service disruptions and raising questions about rail corridor safety.
Hillcrest Mall Owners Seek Approval to Split Yonge Street Property Staff Report The owners of Hillcrest Mall have applied to the City of Richmond Hill… Hillcrest Rethinks Its Future
Who really defines Richmond Hill’s best? With CommunityVotes now open, residents—not critics—get to decide which local businesses rise to the top.
A landmark sculpture proposal opened the meeting, but an in-depth autism presentation drove most of council’s discussion.
Heavy smoke from a fire at an abandoned home on Yongehurst Road forced nearby evacuations and road closures as emergency crews responded.
The book “That’ll Never Work Here” challenges the idea that winter makes cycling impossible, showing how thoughtful infrastructure and local advocacy can make year-round biking safe and accessible—even in cold climates like Richmond Hill.