A Vancouver-based nonprofit will receive $200,000 from the Washington Attorney General’s Office to support the community after a judge last year found a different local…
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Bicyclist killed in crash in east Vancouver
By The Citizen on August 5, 2025
A man riding an e-bike in a bicycle lane was hit by a car and killed Tuesday morning in east Vancouver, according to the Vancouver…
Today is Election Day in Clark County
By The Citizen on August 5, 2025
Election Day is here, and today is the last day to get your ballots in to have your vote counted in the primary and special…
New push to stem domestic violence deaths pairs Clark County Sheriff’s Office with YWCA
By The Citizen on August 5, 2025
For years, a pamphlet was sometimes the only connection survivors had to resources when the Clark County Sheriff’s Office responded to domestic violence incidents. Read…
Weather Eye: Wednesday’s rain forecast to break dry spell
By The Citizen on August 5, 2025
Today’s weather should be partly sunny and humid with highs approaching 80 degrees. Clouds increase tonight and finally on Wednesday we may receive some actual rain.…
Former Salmon Creek child care worker gets 14 years in child molestation case
By The Citizen on August 4, 2025
A former Salmon Creek child care worker was sentenced Monday to about 14 years in prison for child molestation and child sexual abuse imagery charges.…
Majestic Farms serves another helping of blueberries to Camas schools
By The Citizen on August 4, 2025
HOCKINSON — Volunteers weaved in and out of blueberry bushes Friday morning to fill buckets with fruit to donate to the Camas School District’s Nutrition…
Teenager killed in single-car crash on Reilly Road north of Camas
By The Citizen on August 2, 2025
An 18-year-old passenger was killed in a single-car crash on NE Reilly Road north of Camas in the early hours Saturday, the Clark County Sheriff’s…
$5.3 million remodel boosts security and efficiency at Clark County Elections Office
By The Citizen on August 2, 2025
Voters won’t likely notice a difference when casting their ballots in the Aug. 5 primary and special election, but big changes have improved the process.…
‘Wake-up call’: Officials say giant Pacific earthquake serves as warning for local megaquakes, tsunamis
By The Citizen on August 2, 2025
Daniel Eungard gets a handful of tsunami alerts each month because of his job running the tsunami hazards program for the Washington Geological Survey. Most…