Dennis French pleads not guilty to murder of Cheryl Ardler
The man accused of killing Cranebrook’s Cheryl Ardler has formally maintained his innocence.
New waste management facility slated for Wallacia
A large resource recovery centre has been proposed between Wallacia and Luddenham.
Police to launch crackdown on trail bike riders
Police are revving up patrols on illegal trail bike riders wreaking havoc in the community.
Dog owners causing a stink
It’s an issue causing a stink with residents across the City and one that’s put irresponsible dog owners squarely on the nose.
Cultural shot in the arm as art galleries, libraries prepare to re-open
Penrith’s cultural and learning spaces will be able to re-open from June 1, as eased restrictions welcome back art galleries, museums and libraries.
Alan Jones a winner until the end
It's the end of an era in radio.
No longer a ‘hot spot’: Penrith removed from Coronavirus hit list
NSW Health says the Penrith Local Government Area (LGA) is no longer being targeted as a region requiring increased testing and surveillance for Coronavirus.
Man injured in St Clair stabbing
A man has been arrested after another man was stabbed in St Clair this morning.
The new rules facing beauty salons from June 1
Beauty and nail salon operators can begin treatments from June 1 under strict COVID-safe guidelines, the State Government confirmed today.
Premier Gladys Berejiklian said this...
Man involved in car park brawl sentenced
A third offender involved in a violent car park brawl at a fast food restaurant last year has been sentenced.
TAB outlets to start opening next week
NSW TAB outlets will begin re-opening from next week after being given the green light by the NSW Government.
Up to 50 people in pubs, restaurants from June 1
Up to 50 patrons will be allowed inside pubs, clubs and restaurants from June 1
Elderly shouldn’t become complacent, experts say
With Coronavirus restrictions beginning to lift, experts say it is still important for the 33,000 elderly residents in Penrith to continue self-isolating.
Medical breakthrough: New way to monitor vital signs
Researchers from Western Sydney University have developed wearable medical devices to monitor vital signs in a unique way.
Museum of Fire CEO and veteran firefighter Mark White passes away on duty
The Chief Executive Officer of the Museum of Fire and senior firefighter, Mark White OAM, has passed away suddenly.
Teen arrested after spitting at train guard
A teenage boy will appear in court next month after allegedly spitting at a train guard in Werrington last night.
Firefighters fear dangerous winter ahead
The summer bushfires, a global pandemic and now the dangers of winter.
DA reveals plans for new servo, food outlets
A new service station with three food and drink premises has been slated for Orchard Hills.
Coronavirus survivors urged to roll up their sleeves
Lifeblood is calling for locals who have recovered from COVID-19 to roll up their sleeves and donate convalescent plasma, in a bid to try and help others fight the virus.
Cinema’s likely closure another cultural loss
It is inevitable that, as you go through life, things that once meant the world to you will suddenly fade into the past, no...