Politics

I can't wait for baseball season. Not because I enjoy baseball. I enjoy the warm weather that comes with baseball season. Oh, and I enjoy the baseball-related tweets that Woodland councilman […]

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Community Mediation Services had a remarkably upbeat presentation for county commissioners this week. Maybe dealing with all those unhappy people helps with perspective? The two-decade old program was eliminated in late […]

State politics reporter Stevie Mathieu and Transportation Reporter Eric Florip (who gamely came back to the office last night after the tolling bill passed the house), have a bit more […]

Clark County Commissioner Tom Mielke answered questions Tuesday from me and Ken Vance, editor of The Reflector, for CVTV's "Clark County Focus." Here's a link to the show. Some highlights: Mielke doesn't think […]

The nine members of the C-Tran Board of Directors are expected to vote in April on who gets to vote this fall on operations and maintenance funding of light rail […]

The Vancouver City Council is set to renew the contracts of its hearings examiners. And it's even re-giving the job to Sharon Rice, an attorney from Shoreline who smacked down the […]

You may not know this, but be aware next time you're downtown: City Hall can see you. When government moved into its new digs at Sixth and Esther streets, they mounted […]

First-half property tax statements have been mailed, and homeowners with septic systems may have noticed a $16.50 fee. The flat fee replaces a tipping fee and a reporting fee that […]

Our blog entry Monday about a misfired rumor regarding Vancouver City Council comments and CVTV got us thinking: Who watches CVTV anyway? Well, there's no Nielsen ratings for public access, but […]