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Allegations by women led to an investigation of Canyon County's clerk and his resignation

Elected Canyon County ID clerk resigns after investigation

Canyon County Commissioner candidates discuss county's budget, other issues, ahead of May primary

Some Canyon County residents will be voting for commissioner seats in Idaho’s May 21 primary.

Canyon County appoints new interim HR director, searching for new controller

The Canyon County Board of Commissioners has appointed a new interim director of human resources, and is in search of a new controller.

Canyon County's commissioners approve tentative budget for publication...

The Canyon County Board of Commissioners approved the county’s tentative budget for the coming fiscal year for publication at a meeting Thursday afternoon, Idaho Press reporter Erin Banks Rusby writes.

Canyon County's commissioners approve tentative budget for publication

CALDWELL — The Canyon County Board of Commissioners approved the county’s tentative budget for the coming fiscal year for publication at a meeting Thursday afternoon.

Low revenues and increased spending pose budget questions for Canyon County

CALDWELL — Business at Canyon County’s landfill can offer clues about the overall economy.

Property tax relief idea heads to House

BOISE — A comprehensive property tax relief proposal is headed to the House floor in the Idaho Legislature, and its proponents said it’s a compromise with components that are all

Idaho Republicans negotiate a bill to reduce property taxes. Here's what it would do

BOISE (Idaho Statesman) – As the legislative session winds down, Idaho Republicans are quickly pushing through a property tax relief bill that would direct hundreds of millions of dollars to property taxpayers annually. At the same time, it would limit school districts’ ability to seek funding assistance from local voters. House Bill 292 would leverage […]

Idaho House to vote on property tax bill that would eliminate March election date

A bill that supporters say would provide between $205 million and $355 million in property tax reductions in its first year is heading to the floor of the Idaho House of Representatives for a vote.