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Marie Gluesenkamp Perez announces Town Hall in Clark County to kick off 119th Congress
Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez will hold a Clark County town hall to discuss legislative priorities and hear from constituents.
Residents encouraged to apply for traffic calming measures on Vancouver roads
The program will award approximately $300,000 for traffic calming projects this year VANCOUVER — Community members are invited to submit traffic concerns and champion project locations for possible…
Vancouver Fire responds to duplex fire
Vancouver Fire Department quickly contained a residential duplex fire on Plomondon Street, displacing four residents.
Letter: Hockinson school bond ‘will transform the quality of our school and athletic facilities’
Brush Prairie resident Kevin Hessell supports the Hockinson school bond, highlighting its impact on school facilities, athletics, and vocational education.
Vancouver Police investigate collision involving pedestrian hit by vehicle
A pedestrian suffered life-threatening injuries after being struck by a vehicle Monday night in Vancouver; police continue investigating the incident.
Court win for parents’ bill of rights initiative muted by bill to reverse protections
A court upheld Washington’s parents’ bill of rights, but a new bill aims to undo its protections, sparking legislative debate.
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.
Vancouver Police arrest bank robbery suspect
Vancouver Police arrested Ryan Frisbie for a bank robbery after public tips led to his identification and capture.
Kaiser Permanente’s MLK Days of Service program benefits hundreds of patients
Kaiser Permanente’s MLK Days of Service provided free eye exams to 162 patients in need, supporting community health initiatives.
WAGOP statement: Olympia Democrats trash 130 years of tradition in state house to restrict free speech
WAGOP Chairman Jim Walsh criticizes Olympia Democrats for restricting House floor debate, calling it a blow to free speech and legislative transparency.
Fire District 3 swears in new fire chief
Chris Drone has been sworn in as Fire District 3’s new chief, bringing years of fire service and military experience to the role.
East county home destroyed by fast-moving fire
A fast-moving fire destroyed a large home in East County, with firefighters working to contain nearby spot fires
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.
Ridgefield City Council appoints Matt Cole mayor, Judy Chipman mayor pro tempore
Matt Cole has been appointed Ridgefield’s mayor, with Judy Chipman as mayor pro tem.
Donate gently used professional clothing to benefit WSU Vancouver students
WSU Vancouver seeks professional clothing donations for students preparing for job interviews and the workforce.
Save Vancouver Streets files suit to get its petition on the ballot
Save Vancouver Streets files suit against the city of Vancouver, seeking a court order to place its initiative on the next general election ballot.
Bill critics say undermines parents’ bill of rights initiative gets a public hearing
House Bill 1296, which critics argue undermines Initiative 2081, the parents’ bill of rights, recently had a public hearing before the Washington State Legislature.
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.