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Letter: ‘A city has to work before it can save the world’
Peter Bracchi argues Vancouver must restore misdemeanor justice capacity before pursuing other city priorities.
Letter: Immersed tunnel & electric buses, a 1% alternative to light rail
Bob Ortblad argues $35 million in electric buses could better connect Clark College, Downtown, and the Waterfront than the IBR's $3. 5 billion light rail plan.
Vancouver Police Officers Guild still frustrated, confused, even after chief’s statement
Guild president Jeff Anaya says a software change now allows only referrals, not citations, and the jail won't accept referrals.
Clark County Sheriff John Horch issues statement regarding Vancouver’s memo on enforcement of misdemeanor crimes
Sheriff Horch says CCSO deputies will continue making arrests and issuing citations despite Vancouver's new misdemeanor memo.
Vancouver Police respond to local mall for report of a stabbing
A stabbing victim called 9-1-1 from inside Vancouver Mall, but surveillance confirmed the attack happened at his county apartment.
Opinion: ‘I don’t want to live in a community where criminals know they can commit crimes with no threat of consequence’
Ken Vance argues Vancouver's no-arrest directive on misdemeanors signals to criminals there is no threat of consequence.
CCSO seeks public's help identifying robbery suspects
Three robbery suspects assaulted a Walgreens employee with a bottle during an alcohol theft on NE 63rd Street in Vancouver.
POLL: Should Vancouver reconsider its no-arrest directive for certain misdemeanors?
Vancouver officers are directed to skip arrests for shoplifting, public drug use, and trespassing due to budget and caseload limits.
C-TRAN to build new Vine station at Mill Plain/Chkalov
C-TRAN plans a 2027 westbound Vine station at Mill Plain and Chkalov, the first median-design stop in its BRT network.
Vancouver city manager: Police memorandum allows system to prioritize public safety
Vancouver's defense attorney shortage has led to more than 50 case dismissals, including 10 involving domestic violence charges.
Vancouver Fire responds to residential structure fire on E. 32nd Street
A family was displaced after Vancouver Fire battled a working blaze at 815 E. 32nd St. Wednesday afternoon.
Vancouver Police investigate hit-and-run collision
A pedestrian struck on NE Hwy 99 with no crosswalk present was hospitalized with serious but survivable injuries.
Police guild president: Vancouver moving in wrong direction if law enforcement cannot do its job
Guild president Jeff Anaya warns Vancouver's new no-arrest directive for shoplifting and drug use will flood the city with crime.
Central Vancouver Habitat Store celebrates anniversary with storewide sale
Evergreen Habitat for Humanity's Central Vancouver store holds a 50% off sale August 1 to mark its 4th anniversary.
Opinion: Clark County deserves better – Indivisible’s hatred and the candidates chasing their support
Rob Anderson raises concerns about three Clark County Auditor candidates seeking support from Indivisible Greater Vancouver.
Washington Farmland Trust, supported by Clark County Legacy Lands, protects its first farm in the county
April Joy Farm's 24-acre conservation easement is the first farmland protection project funded by Clark County's Legacy Lands program.
Lightning strikes Clark County in sunrise spectacle
A Woodland industrial business on West Scott Avenue sustained fire in its walls after a lightning strike during the July 16 storms.
VIDEO: How high taxes, regulations are crushing three Washington businesses
Three Washington business leaders say rising taxes and regulations are pushing expansion and relocation out of state.