Jeff Bell is an Afternoon News Anchor at KCBS-AM. He covers a diverse range of topics including crime and justice, white-collar crime, and regional interest, with a particular focus on events and conferences, construction, and environmental issues. Jeff's work has been featured in notable publications such as Forbes, The Vancouver Sun, and The Province, among others.
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The 35-year-old was skiing outside the boundaries in the west bowl area of Mount Cain when he fell on a steep slope
By: Jeff Bell
Police said Braeden Drake, 25, is considered dangerous and should not be approached.
The fight Monday afternoon on a No. 95 bus was between a passenger who verbally harassed the driver and another passenger who intervened
By: Jeff Bell
The Little River Pedestrian Crossing will link the Sunriver neighbourhood to Journey Middle School, École Poirier Elementary and Sooke's town centre
At the Gonzales weather station, where about 111 mm of precipitation is typical for January, only 16.4 mm had been recorded by Jan. 13
By: Jeff Bell
Saanich police say they saw a “significant” increase in the number of traffic tickets issued last year from the year before, but the number of motor-vehicle incidents causing injury or involving pedestrians and cyclists dropped.
By: Jeff Bell
District of Sooke crews are putting the finishing touches on inclusive equipment at the Woodland Park Playground, including adaptive swings
By: Jeff Bell
One of the men released, Christopher Grider, helped break the glass doors at the Speaker’s Lobby, which led to the deadly shooting of Ashli Babbitt.
If you donate blood at any of We Are Blood's donor centers or mobile drives during the month of February, you can take home a box of
By: Jeff Bell
Bringing those services in-house could save the district a lot of money, but the transition will be expensive.
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