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Property taxes due Monday, Nov. 2
Clark County property taxes are due Nov. 2, with a drive-through kiosk open Oct. 30 and Nov. 2 at the Public Service Center.
Opinion: Support for ‘Medicare for All’ falls sharply when Americans hear the tradeoffs
KFF polling shows 66% favor Medicare for All, but opposition rises to 76% when respondents learn it could mean delays in care.
Who Should Decide? The Debate Over Transgender Athlete Eligibility in School Sports
…athletes from competing in girls-designated K-12 sports in Washington State.
Letter: Now is the time to make a right turn!
…ncouver resident Patricia Daniells urges voters to consider taxes, housing costs, and education rankings before filling out their ballots.
Opinion: Worker penalty gets steeper in 2027 with PFML’s 6.2% tax-rate increase
Washington's PFML payroll tax rises to 1.2% of gross wages in 2027, a 6.2% increase from last year and triple the program's 2019 starting ra…
Focus on Clark County Council District 5: Silliman vs. McCoy
Peter Silliman says he is "100 percent against" light rail in Clark County; Troy McCoy did not respond to questions.
Opinion: Website peddles falsehoods to protect a new income tax
…hurchill argues Initiative 645 repeals only the 9.9% income tax while leaving sales tax exemptions and small-business relief intact.
Spending tops $20M in Washington state’s hottest congressional race
Outside groups have committed more than $15M in the 3rd Congressional District race, nearly doubling what the candidates themselves have raised.
Focus on Clark County Council District 1: Yung vs. Shull
Incumbent Glen Yung and challenger Bryan Shull split sharply on light rail, HART expansion, and how to close the county budget deficit.
Opinion: Four lies being told about the income tax initiative
Frost argues the $1 million deduction can be lowered by a simple legislative majority vote with no public referendum required.
Opinion: Washington Superintendent Reykdal advocates for politics over students
…oudy argues Reykdal's opposition to the Federal Scholarship Tax Credit reflects union influence over student interests.
State’s court of appeals rules against Save Vancouver Streets
Washington's Court of Appeals ruled the Save Vancouver Streets initiative was an administrative function, not a valid legislative initiative…