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With the 2026 midterms on the horizon, Washington’s incumbents and challengers are amassing war chests. Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez led the latest quarter, raisin…
Washington faces a projected cash shortfall by 2027 despite record revenues and the largest tax hike in state history. Sen. Ron Muzzall says blaming…
…p program could open private-school access for most Washington families — if Governor Ferguson opts in before Jan. 1, 2026.
…ng rules and hands-off policing—rather than housing costs alone, and says new federal directives favor an enforcement-first approach.
Vancouver Fire crews searched the Columbia River after a 52-year-old man disappeared while trying to retrieve property near Wintler Park; the effort has shifted to recovery.
…cutive order threatens to pull federal funding from Washington cities that keep Housing First strategies, steering money toward treatment-first programs and stricter street policies.
More than 300 Washington laws—including changes on policing grants, housing parking rules, special-education age limits, and medical-debt reporting—take effect Ju…
…odd Myers says more than 70% of CO2 tax spending in Washington’s 2025-27 budget goes to bureaucracy and planning—not projects with measurable environmental gains.
…ainst” committees that will draft voter-pamphlet statements on forming a Regional Fire Authority; notices of interest are due July 31.
Clark County’s Commission on Aging is seeking nominations for its 6th annual Silver Citizen Award honoring residents 60+ who make outstanding community contributio…
Vancouver Fire crews contained two burning homes and a brush fire in Oak Creek Mobile Home Park; five residents were displaced, no injuries reported.
Voters can meet CCRP-endorsed Charter Review Commission candidates and hear from WAGOP Chair Jim Walsh at a July 27 event in Battle Ground.