Federal Immigration Crackdown Reportedly Disrupts 86 Vancouver, WA Families — Local Leaders Raise Alarm
A local school board member in Vancouver, Washington, has sounded the alarm over the impact of a renewed federal immigration...
Clark County, Washington government, policies, and community issues
A local school board member in Vancouver, Washington, has sounded the alarm over the impact of a renewed federal immigration...
Friends of Vancouver Lake, the community‑based nonprofit focused on restoring and preserving Vancouver Lake’s environmental and recreational vitality, announced last...
The Fort Vancouver Regional Libraries (FVRLibraries) Board of Trustees has officially begun the recruitment process to fill two recently vacated...
Community members have gathered each day since Jan. 25 outside Rep. Glusenkamp Perez’s Vancouver office, demanding opposition to ICE funding and more assertive leadership.
A Fairview, Oregon man who spent three years in jail after being charged in a 1994 Vancouver murder case later dismissed is now suing the city of Vancouver for malicious prosecution.
Scottish country dancing has found steady enthusiasm across southwest Washington, where small, welcoming groups keep the centuries-old tradition alive through regular social dances.
Clark County health officials say one January measles case led to six more infections, prompting renewed calls for vaccination and vigilance.
The federal government has earmarked $100 million for light rail construction as part of the Interstate Bridge Replacement project connecting Portland and Vancouver, reigniting debate across Southwest Washington over cost and scope.
Residents of a downtown Vancouver assisted living facility remain under water restrictions as officials continue testing for Legionella bacteria linked to Legionnaires’ disease.
Vancouver residents joined advocates statewide in Olympia during Latino Legislative Day, calling for stronger limits on cooperation with federal immigration enforcement.