Earlier this year, the city of Aurora drew national attention because of gang activity at apartments owned by CBZ Management. Additional issues later came to light, including unsafe living conditions at several apartment complexes owned by CBZ.
Aurora city councilmembers will interview three top candidates for an open council seat on Monday, a process that will take about two-and-a-half hours and will be open to the public via livestream.
Aurora lawmakers on Monday night decided to keep a promise made to businesses that they would repeal the occupational privilege tax, which taxes businesses for each employee.
Aurora lawmakers vote to go forward with repealing employee tax on businesses Read More »
Aurora councilmembers on Monday picked three candidates to interview for the open at-large position on the council.
Three finalists picked from pool of 34 for Aurora’s open seat on City Council Read More »
The United States Postal Inspection Service is looking for suspects in the recent armed robberies and attempted armed robbery of letter carriers in Denver and Aurora.
Four U.S. Postal Service mail carriers robbed in Denver and Aurora: “It’s shocking” Read More »
Two men who are allegedly members of the Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua were arrested by officials in Aurora in September for the August murder of Nilzuly Enrique Arneaud-Petit, 33, in Farmers Branch, Texas.
2 Tren de Aragua members arrested in Aurora, linked to Texas murder Read More »
Aurora City Council on Monday postponed a decision on whether to keep a tax on businesses after a loud dust-up between councilmembers.Â
Aurora Councilmembers Bergan, Jurinsky spar over vote to repeal employee tax Read More »
Aurora City Council on Monday postponed a decision on whether to keep a tax on businesses after a loud dust-up between councilmembers.Â
Aurora lawmakers postpone vote to repeal employee tax Read More »
In recent months, Aurora has become the focus of growing concerns regarding the infiltration of Tren de Aragua, a notorious Venezuelan criminal gang.
Aurora cover-up: Leaders downplayed Tren de Aragua gang threat while residents suffered Read More »
Between Oct. 9-16, Aurora, Colorado, became a hotspot for intense political activity and discussion following Trump’s rally in the city. Residents are grappling with a whirlwind of emotions—anxiety, enthusiasm, and distrust—all of which are influencing their civic engagement and voting propensity.
Aurora Showdown: Anti-Establishment Fire Ignites Voter Frenzy Read More »
