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Opinion: The constitutionality of California proposition classifying gig workers as independent contractors to be decided by the California Supreme Court
Unions in California, much like the unions here in Washington, are working to re-classify every independent contractor as an employee in an effort to swell the dwindling union ranks.
Letter: Local food bank needs a closer look
Vancouver resident Greg Flakus reports the CEO of the nonprofit Clark County Food Bank earns a salary of $197,500 with an additional $30,000 in deferred compensation.
Opinion: Reykdal defies the Parents Rights Law
Nancy Churchill believes there has been a methodical effort to destroy the traditional American family using attacks on masculinity and fatherhood.
Travel tips: Some advice on how to save money on vacations
Sean Monaghan, a vice president at WaFd Bank and a branch manager in Vancouver, gives his expert advice on saving money when booking travel for vacations.
Opinion: With Paid Family and Medical Leave finances still troubled, payroll tax likely to increase
Elizabeth New (Hovde) of the Washington Policy Center points out how workers keep seeing decreases on their paychecks, compliments of lawmakers redistributing their income.
POLL: Should public schools in Washington be required to teach students about the contributions of the LGBTQ+ community and their perspectives?
Should public schools in Washington be required to teach students about the contributions of the LGBTQ+ community and their perspectives?
Opinion: Some low-income workers are being taxed but not earning eligibility in WA Cares
Elizabeth New (Hovde) of the Washington Policy Center provides more information on WA Cares that voters can consider before deciding their November vote on Initiative 2124.
Opinion: Red still means stop
Target Zero Manager Doug Dahl addresses the question of whether or not drivers need to come to a complete stop at a stop sign.
Opinion: Washington agency says decarbonization isn’t a priority of ‘Community decarbonization’ funded by CO2 tax
Todd Myers writes that simply taxing and spending don’t help the environment. Yet that is the philosophy used here and why Washington has repeatedly failed to meet its environmental goals despite s…
Opinion: Government records belong to the public
Mark Harmsworth of the Washington Policy Center believes the legislature needs to pass clear, unambiguous legislation that clarifies the legislature is subject to the Public Records Act.
Opinion: Evaluating judicial candidates
In her weekly column, Nancy Churchill discusses the process for voters to evaluate judicial candidates.
Opinion: What to expect when you’re expecting
Oral care for children should begin before they are even born, as mothers-to-be are encouraged to take care of their teeth, which benefits the baby’s oral health, as well.
Opinion: People demand taxpayer-financed health care — now! — from the commission trying to get it for them
Elizabeth New (Hovde) of the Washington Policy Center acknowledges that health care is expensive, but she cautions Universal health care — more appropriately called taxpayer-financed health care —…
POLL: Should the IBR halt plans for tolling, just like New York and Oregon governors have done?
Should the IBR halt plans for tolling, just like New York and Oregon governors have done?
Opinion: Greg Kimsey’s misleading tactics are a call for integrity in Clark County
Reform Clark County Founder Rob Anderson shares the basis for his concerns about Clark County Auditor Greg Kimsey.
Opinion: Auditor Greg Kimsey Ignores 8,000 Clark County Citizens
Camas resident Rick Vermeers shares his concerns of election fraud in Clark County.
Letter: Firefighter states the current Fire District 3 levy is ‘not adequate to fund what our community requires’
Firefighter Charlie Campbell asks members of the Fire District 3 community to learn more about the current levy lid lift.
Opinion: Awakening the sleeping giant
Nancy Churchill believes the Trump verdict has started a chain of events that will impact not just the national race, but the state and local races as well.