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POLL: How well is Clark County’s current separation of powers system working between the County Council and County Manager?
Clark County Today asks readers whether the current separation of powers between the County Council and County Manager provides effective checks and balances.
Part III: Charter Review Commission – oversight and accountability
Clark County Today continues its Charter Review Commission series as candidates outline proposals to strengthen oversight, transparency, and citizen accountabil…
Interstate Bridge Replacement team gives update to C-TRAN on costs associated with light rail
C-TRAN board members heard that light rail service projections and costs are being cut in half, raising questions about funding and ridership demand.
Opinion: PFML used by those with upper incomes to bring all workers another wage decrease
Elizabeth New (Hovde) of the Washington Policy Center argues Washington’s PFML program penalizes workers with payroll deductions that benefit higher earners.
Clark and Klickitat Counties host drug take-back events to promote safe disposal
Clark and Klickitat counties will hold free, confidential Drug Take-Back events Oct. 25, offering safe medication disposal at multiple police and community sites.
Opinion: Almost right about four way stops
Doug Dahl explains how intersection laws differ from the Driver Guide and why being “almost right” at four-way stops can still keep drivers safe.
Plan for overnight off-ramp closure on eastbound SR 500 for guardrail repairs Oct. 16
WSDOT crews will close the eastbound SR 500 off-ramp to St. Johns Boulevard overnight Oct. 16–17 for guardrail repairs; drivers should expect delays.
Letter: ‘Cherish (DesRochers) is one of those rare individuals whose compassion and commitment extend far beyond words’
…tor Brian Norris praises Cherish DesRochers for her compassion, leadership, and service to Battle Ground and Live Love Outreach.
LGW releases count and partisan breakdown on first 60K signatures
Let’s Go Washington reports rapid progress on two initiatives with over 60,000 signatures—more than half from Democrats and Independents.
Letter: Want change? Vote Brad Benton
…gefield resident Carley Meuchel voices support for Brad Benton in the Charter Review Commission race, citing his focus on safety and lower taxes.
County Council extends moratorium, ensuring manufactured home parks cannot be redeveloped
…g redevelopment of manufactured home parks while exploring long-term housing solutions.
Opinion: After a year of high minimum wages, a new report shows workers are working less and earning less
Mark Harmsworth of the Washington Policy Center points to new data showing high minimum wages have led to fewer jobs and hours for workers.