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September 18, 2025
Housing Hotline answers call of service
Every morning at 9 on the dot, phones begin to light up at the Council for the Homeless headquarters in Vancouver.
Every morning at 9 on the dot, phones begin to light up at the Council for the Homeless headquarters in Vancouver.
Officials in some of Clark County’s small cities claim they’re not getting their money’s worth out of C-Tran and are threatening to break ties with the transit agency.
Officials representing Clark County’s small cities on a committee revising the composition of C-Tran’s board of directors are willing to risk millions of dollars from the state if it means they get more representation.
Much to the relief of east Vancouver residents and businesses, Southeast First Street has reopened after a yearlong road project wrapped up this week.
You can find out how leafy your neighborhood is compared with others with a new online tool.
The Humane Society for Southwest Washington’s new clinic for low-income pet owners welcomed its first clients Tuesday.
Clark County Prosecutor Tony Golik will retire at the end of his term in 2026 after serving 16 years in the elected position.
Funding to Clark County cities, nonprofits, public utilities, ports, school districts and others through the Climate Commitment Act has grown to nearly $80 million since Washington awarded the first grants in May 2024.
More Vancouver young adults are living in their childhood bedrooms to cope with the soaring cost of living.
Hundreds of Vancouver and Portland residents celebrated their sobriety on Monday by joining hands across the Interstate 5 Bridge. “It’s just a reminder that recovery is for everyone — every…