The Vancouver NAACP and League of United Latin American Citizens are calling for the resignation of Clark County Council Chair Eileen Quiring following comments she…
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The personal anecdotes recounted during Vancouver’s listening sessions on race and policing last week were “heartbreaking,” Mayor Anne McEnerny-Ogle said, even as she regarded the…
OLYMPIA — Washington state will require people to wear facial coverings in public settings, under a statewide public health order announced Tuesday by Gov. Jay…
Rep. Jaime Herrera Beutler, R-Battle Ground, joined her Republican House colleagues Thursday in introducing a policing reform bill. The Justice Act, a House companion bill…
The last meeting of Vancouver’s Community Task Force on Council Representation — a group aimed at increasing diversity among the city’s leaders — was in…
Vancouver city leaders will not record or publicly broadcast their upcoming listening sessions on race and police brutality, a reversal of the sessions’ original format.…
The city of Vancouver has placed a six-month freeze on all new large-scale fossil fuel infrastructure, including a moratorium on expansions to existing facilities. The…
Woodland has declared itself a “sanctuary city” against state restrictions on businesses and gatherings amid COVID-19. The Woodland City Council voted 4-3 Monday in favor…
A recent chain of emails between Clark County employees mirrored national divisions around race and COVID-19. On May 7, a county employee shared with members…