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November 26, 2021
The Vancouver City Council voted unanimously this week to move the city staff’s request to extend its fossil fuel moratorium forward with a second reading and public hearing.
November 4, 2021
"I think this rule is absolutely going down," said Florida Governor Ron DeSantis.
November 2, 2021
Editor’s Note: This article was produced and first published by Clark County Today, www.clarkcountytoday.com. It is published here with full attribution
November 2, 2021
Back in 2002, the previous owner of the Vancouver Business Journal decided to start a “40 Under 40” event and recognition, as many of the other business
October 29, 2021
Regardless of what it is called, the city of Vancouver needs a plan for the future. Budget constraints created in part by state law will continue to exist, and the population will continue to grow.
October 27, 2021
The city’s ambitious proposal for a more sustainable future, Stronger Vancouver, is getting more attention from city councilors as they discuss a new approach to the plan.
October 25, 2021
A social media post about “shooting up” Central High School, not necessarily Central Catholic High School in Pittsburgh, is no longer a threat to the local all-boys, college prep school, according to Pittsburgh Police on Sunday. Central Catholic officials alerted Pittsburgh Police about the threat Saturday on Snapchat. Detectives with
October 20, 2021
Curb lane patios have been an interesting experiment in Toronto but next month, theyre going to have to come down. Restaurants and bars will be fo...
October 13, 2021
Vancouver’s Community Task Force on Policing and the city’s police chief said the police department is close to fulfilling 84 recommendations to improve its internal culture and policies surrounding officers’ use of force.
October 5, 2021
Vancouver Fire Department officials are asking the city for $12.7 million a year for new personnel and equipment to meet its goal for prompt call responses.