Signs in support of Donald Trump’s presidential campaign were defaced in the Sherwood neighborhood Tuesday, troubling neighbors already rattled by arson attacks on ballot boxes…
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One person dead, two injured in shooting at Vancouver Mall food court
By The Citizen on November 1, 2024
One person is dead and two people were injured in a shooting at Vancouver Mall on Halloween night. The suspect in the shooting is not…
Portland woman sentenced to nearly 7 years for drunk-driving crash that killed a Vancouver man
By The Citizen on October 31, 2024
A Portland woman was sentenced to nearly seven years in prison for a February drunken-driving crash that killed a Vancouver man. Read more… Source: The…
Vancouver police chief candidate says he’ll work to add staff, make city safest in the state
By The Citizen on October 31, 2024
The sole candidate for Vancouver police chief, Troy Price, pledged Wednesday to continue the work started by his predecessor. Read more… Source: The Columbian
Suspect in Vancouver, Portland ballot box attacks ‘intends to continue … targeted attacks,’ say Portland police
By The Citizen on October 30, 2024
Investigators have released more details on the suspect in the arson attacks on ballot boxes in Portland and Vancouver and believe he may have plans…
Police arrest man after they say he used a gun in east Vancouver bank robbery attempt
By The Citizen on October 30, 2024
Vancouver police arrested a man Tuesday they say pointed a gun at an employee while attempting to rob an east Vancouver bank. Read more… Source:…
FBI investigates fires at Vancouver, Portland ballot boxes that burned hundreds of ballots
By The Citizen on October 30, 2024
Recently released photos from the Clark County Election’s Office show the magnitude of the Monday morning attack on an east Vancouver ballot box. Hundreds of…
‘We will never arrest our way out of homelessness’: Vancouver panel discusses criminalization
By The Citizen on October 25, 2024
The Portland attorney who took a landmark case on homelessness to the U.S. Supreme Court calls fining people for sleeping outside “the leaf-blower approach.” Read…
Modifying mufflers to be louder is illegal in Washington, but enforcement is difficult
By The Citizen on October 25, 2024
Tim Halloran, who lives in downtown Vancouver’s Smith Tower, is accustomed to sleeping through noise from the nearby freeway. But the racket emitted by some…
Clark County agrees to pay $1.25M to family of Kevin Peterson Jr., who was fatally shot by deputies
By The Citizen on October 23, 2024
Clark County announced Wednesday it has agreed to pay the family of Kevin Peterson Jr., a 21-year-old Black man who was shot and killed by…