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Proposed Charter Amendment No. 24: Concerning a Requirement for a Housing Impact Analysis
Charter Amendment No. 24 would require a public Housing Impact Analysis before Clark County adopts land use or construction code changes.
Proposed Charter Amendment No. 23: Concerning a Required Annual Report Publication by the County Manager
Charter Amendment No. 23 would require Clark County's manager to publish an annual report broadly and accessibly.
POLL: Our question: When a council member votes to fund a nonprofit they have personally benefited from, what should happen?
Ethics complaints target Fuentes and Perez over votes tied to a nonprofit that financially benefited both officials.
Letter: ‘I think that we should be very careful in how we tax our neighbors to support enrichments to the basic educational opportunity that is advanced in our State Constitution’
Larry Roe questions whether the $116M Battle Ground levy funds basic education or legislative enhancements to it.
Clark County Councilor Wil Fuentes out at Fourth Plain Forward
Fuentes reported $60,000–99,999 from Fourth Plain Forward while the nonprofit held $584,387 in County contracts he helped implement.
Proposed Charter Amendment No. 22: Concerning a Clarification of Nonpartisan Office Elections
Charter Amendment No. 22 would let candidates bypass the primary when two or fewer file for a nonpartisan county race.
Proposed Charter Amendment No. 21: Concerning Revised Council Powers Regarding Boards and Commissions
Charter Amendment No. 21 would expand council nomination authority to all boards and commissions except the Ethics Commission.
CCSO investigates deceased female located in Columbia River
An unidentified female found floating in the Columbia River is described as possibly Asian or Pacific Islander, 20 to 30 years old.
UPDATE: Issues continue to mount over biological male competing for Camas girls’ cross country team
Camas SD paid $4,772 for a charter bus to Arlington amid scrutiny over a biological male on the girls' cross country team.
C-TRAN recognizes passengers who stepped up during a medical emergency
Passengers Bryanne Brady and Josh Stark received the C-TRAN Award of Gratitude for aiding driver Michelle Smith during a seizure.
Letter: Is it sausage making or just bad policy?
La Center's Darlene Kulla argues Democratic majorities have passed tax hikes, fee increases, and education policies alone, without Republican votes.
Letter: Stop Washington's judicial tyranny
Camas resident Gary Gaskill argues the court's 6-3 ruling erasing Initiative 2066 proves voters need to elect new justices.
Hockinson-area residents continue their fight against a proposed cell tower near rural neighborhoods
Hockinson residents appealed a cell tower ruling to Superior Court, arguing existing towers and small-cell alternatives make the 165-foot structure unnecessary.
Clark County adopts 20-year growth plan
Clark County's adopted 400-page growth plan projects a population of 718,154 and 73,500 new jobs by 2045.
Opinion: Hey Ken Jennings, I'll take misinformation for $1,000
Cargill argues I-645 creates no tax break and the income tax has generated zero dollars in revenue.
Congressional candidates address issue of biological males participating in girls’ sports
A dozen Camas athletes and five Battle Ground runners declined to race against a biological male competing for Camas's girls cross country team.
Vancouver Police investigate shooting
A man was shot near Evergreen Park after another male tried to rob him of his bicycle Tuesday night.
Vancouver Police investigate murder-suicide
Vancouver Police are investigating a murder-suicide after two people were found dead from gunshot wounds in an apartment on NE Neals Lane.