The Rooted Collective and Friends of Seedling Psychological Services are hosting a communitywide food drive to support Clark County Food Bank. The drive will run…
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Developers behind $1.5B plan to put power line under Columbia River make case to regulators, minimal public at Washougal hearing
By The Citizen on November 18, 2025
WASHOUGAL — The developers behind a $1.5 billion project to bury a 100-mile-long transmission line under the Columbia River made their case to state permitters…
Jamaican man accused of stealing $800,000 from Vancouver woman, 73
By The Citizen on November 18, 2025
A Jamaican citizen extradited to Western Washington is facing federal wire fraud and mail fraud charges. Read more… Source: The Columbian
Registered sex offender who sexually exploited dozen children gets 17 years in prison
By The Citizen on November 17, 2025
A 29-year-old registered sex offender who sexually exploited more than a dozen children, including at least one from Clark County, was sentenced to 17 years…
Open house set Wednesday for Vancouver bridge shelter
By The Citizen on November 17, 2025
The city of Vancouver will host an open house Wednesday on the new 120-bed homeless shelter, known as the bridge shelter. Read more… Source: The…
Thousands in Clark County uncertain about health care costs as government reopens without tax credit extension
By The Citizen on November 17, 2025
The cost of health care for about 17,500 Clark County residents remains uncertain after the U.S. government reopened Thursday without a deal to extend expiring…
Clark County law enforcement agencies work on recruiting amid changing attitudes
By The Citizen on November 15, 2025
When Christopher Douville started his law enforcement career in the mid-2000s in Spokane, hundreds of men and women lined up to take their police entrance…
Report finds half of Southwest Washington residents can’t afford housing, food, other necessities
By The Citizen on November 15, 2025
Half of Southwest Washington residents don’t have enough money to afford basic necessities like housing and food, according to a report released Wednesday. Read more… …
Battle Ground considers installing red-light traffic cameras at intersections with the most crashes
By The Citizen on November 15, 2025
The city of Battle Ground is considering installing automated traffic safety systems that include red-light cameras to detect traffic violations and speed cameras that can…
Vancouver man charged with trying to lure girls faces new accusations of possessing child sex abuse materials
By The Citizen on November 15, 2025
A Vancouver man already charged in separate incidents of trying to lure a young girl and two teenage girls to his car earlier this year…