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Opinion: Washington’s EV sales far short of next year’s state mandate
Todd Myers highlights how Washington’s EV sales fall short of next year’s mandate, raising concerns over rising car prices and limited options.
Letter: ‘Our state and local governments need to learn to live within their means’
Camas resident Lauren Colas voices strong opposition to Proposition 1 and other tax proposals, calling for state and local governments to rein in spending.
18th District lawmakers ensure vital funding for projects in SW Washington are included in proposed 2025-27 House capital budget
Lawmakers in the 18th District secured over $5.6 million in proposed funding for projects in Vancouver and Battle Ground under the 2025-27 House capital budget.
USA Basketball to hold free youth basketball clinic Friday, April 11
USA Basketball is hosting a free youth clinic for kids of all abilities at the Clark County YMCA in Vancouver on Friday, April 11.
Vancouver firefighters respond to ship loader fire at the Port of Vancouver
Vancouver firefighters responded to a grain fire in a ship loader at the Port of Vancouver, safely extinguishing the flames with support from multiple crews.
County seeks public comment on plans tied to CDBG and HOME funding
Clark County is requesting public comment on its updated housing and community development plans to guide CDBG and HOME funding through 2029.
Chinook history captivates Hathaway fourth graders
Sam Robinson shares Chinook culture with Washougal students through song, story, and living history.
Furry Friends Cat Rescue to host garage sale
Furry Friends Cat Rescue will host a garage sale in Vancouver to fund spay/neuter and medical care for local cats.
C-TRAN seeks public’s input on September 2025 Service Change Concepts
C-TRAN is gathering public input on 2025 service changes, including new routes and expanding its on-demand ride-share, The Current.
Bill amending parents’ rights initiative passes another hurdle in the WA House
ESSB 5181, a bill modifying Washington’s parents’ rights initiative, advances amid sharp debate over student autonomy and parental access to information.
Opinion: Bill limiting notifications for parents passes committee
A Washington Policy Center column critiques SB 5181, which would reduce parental notification rights in Washington public schools.
Seattle City Council approves resolution recognizing failure of ‘defund the police’
Seattle City Council passes resolution reversing defund-the-police stance and recommits to supporting public safety and law enforcement reforms.
Sidewalk and ramp construction work in unincorporated Clark County begins in early April
Clark County Public Works to begin sidewalk and ramp upgrades in Vancouver to meet ADA standards, enhancing pedestrian safety.
Letter: ‘Public safety is the backbone of a thriving community’
Zach Goodman urges Camas and Washougal voters to support the RFA.
Letter: Blood on their hands — A call for real leadership in Vancouver
Vancouver resident Justin Forsman calls for bold new leadership in a public letter.
Washington House passes budget, clearing way for talks with Senate
Washington House passes $77.8B budget, sparking talks with Senate, governor.
Expect delays on eastbound SR 14 for safety repairs, April 2
Expect delays April 2 on eastbound SR 14 for guardrail repairs near Camas.
Securing loads would go a long way to preventing litter along freeways, highways
WSDOT urges drivers to secure loads to reduce freeway litter in Washington.