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Opinion: HB 1380 would allow homeless people to sue a city and collect taxpayer dollars
A proposed bill, HB 1380, could allow homeless individuals to sue cities over public land restrictions, potentially increasing taxpayer costs.
Letter: A vote for fiscal responsibility in Camas
Gary Perman argues that Camas’ proposed 4% utility tax increase adds financial strain on residents and calls for fiscal responsibility.
Opinion: House Bill 1334 would allow municipalities to increase property taxes significantly
Mark Harmsworth of the Washington Policy Center argues that House Bill 1334 could lead to significant property tax increases by changing inflation calculations.
Letter: ‘Quality schools are made through our community partnerships’
Vancouver resident Linda Campbell urges community support for Evergreen School District levies, highlighting their role in funding essential student programs and resources.
🗳️ CCT Weekly Poll: Your Thoughts on Trump’s Gender Clarity Policy
Clark County Today’s weekly poll asks for your opinion on President Trump’s gender clarity policy, which has sparked debate over fairness and transgender participation in sports.
Opinion: How will President Trump’s gender clarity position impact transgender sports participation?
Ken Vance examines how President Trump’s gender policy could influence transgender participation in Washington state sports.
Letter: ‘At its heart, Ridgefield is a vibrant community that values its people and its future’
Kate Graham urges Ridgefield residents to support Propositions 12 and 13 to fund school expansion and essential student resources.
Letter: ‘Why has our mayor let this happen to the city of Vancouver?’
Vancouver resident Peter Bracchi raises concerns over the city’s handling of homelessness, citing sanitation, crime, and public health risks.
Letter: Lid greenwashing
Bob Ortblad critiques the $60M lid plan over I-5 in Vancouver, questioning its cost-effectiveness and impact.
Opinion: Revisions to WA Cares – What SB 5291 gets right and what it misses
Elizabeth New (Hovde) critiques Senate Bill 5291, analyzing its impact on WA Cares and offering key policy recommendations.
Opinion: Rising budgets, declining outcomes; Ridgefield’s educational paradox
Ridgefield School District’s budget has grown significantly, but academic performance has declined, raising concerns about spending priorities.
Letter: ‘Our schools are the heartbeat of this town’
Hockinson resident Jim VanNatta urges support for the school bond to improve education facilities and strengthen the community.
Opinion: The people behind the numbers in the Hockinson School Bond
The Hockinson school bond debate highlights the financial strain on residents and the need for expanded school facilities.
Opinion: The Employment Security Department still is unable to meet its obligations
Mark Harmsworth critiques Washington’s Employment Security Department for ongoing inefficiencies and lack of transparency.
Opinion: Why does the Vancouver School District need capital operations money at all given the massive bond in 2017?
Larry Roe and Dick Rylander believe you should vote ‘No’ and demand the district answer some questions before approving any new funds Larry Roe & Dick Rylander for Clark County Today The Vancouver…
Opinion: WA Progressives lost in 2024 – they just don’t know it
David Boze of the Washington Policy Center shares insights on local government policies and their impact.
Opinion: Ferguson’s focus is on fixing finances
Elizabeth New (Hovde) discusses Washington Governor Bob Ferguson’s inaugural address, focusing on fiscal responsibility and government spending.
POLL: What role should public traditions, like the Pledge of Allegiance and invocation, play in local government meetings?
Clark County Council debates the role of public traditions like the Pledge of Allegiance and invocation in local government meetings.