Politics & Government

According to a memo from Mayor Mike Johnston’s Vibrant Denver transition committee, Parks & Recreation needs to get back in touch with the community.

A coalition of abortion rights advocates is planning to reverse the Colorado ban on public money being used for abortion care.

The libertarian think tank is telling conservatives in Colorado to forget about Nancy Pelosi and go to a city council meeting.

The initiative may not on be on the November 7 ballot, but supporters say it will return in 2025.

Mayor Mike Johnston has revealed a list of promising sites for his homeless “micro-communities” plan, but they won’t be ready until November or December.

“It’s just they’re saying we’re a problem because of something we didn’t do.”

An Arapahoe County judge has ruled against a lawsuit to remove Aurora’s divisive strong-mayor proposal from the ballot — but the fight’s not over yet.

The Colorado congresswoman has been attacking President Biden over the Maui wildfires, despite voting against a bill to send disaster protection aid to Hawaii.

The executive order will help speed up loans and grants related to affordable housing projects, with a main goal of “improving livability” in Colorado.

The Denver mayor-turned-senator took time out of his busy schedule to visit legendary vendor Marcella Armas, who’s served the city’s top dogs for decades.

The city has started looking for groups to build, operate and provide services for “micro-communities” to help house the homeless.

Some have lodged complaints with Mayor Mike Johnston and Denver City Council members.

The Colorado Youth Advisory Council has ideas on school shootings, the mental and physical health of young people, and gender-affirming care practices.

Former Aurora city attorney Charlie Richardson has filed a lawsuit to alter Mayor Mike Coffman’s strong-mayor proposal before it hits the November ballot.

House District 4 had been repped by Serena Gonzales-Gutierrez, who won an at-large seat on Denver City Council.

She founded Get Home Safely to help families for free.

“I want to make sure communities heal.”

The Mexican Consulate in Denver has issued more than 15,000 Mexican passports this year and more than 7,000 Mexican IDs.

The city’s first homeless sweep under the Johnston administration will happen on Friday, August 4, at an encampment in Denver’s Five Points neighborhood.

Denver’s new mayor plans to continue his town hall series on homelessness tonight with a public meeting at the Denver Dream Center on Curtis Street.

When the company started managing another apartment building this spring, tenants lost their homes.

Having led HOST and now head of CCH, Britta Fisher is a natural bridge between the city and the nonprofit that Denver has relied on heavily to help with housing and services for the homeless population.