A city audit concluded that Denver’s emergency first responders are failing to meet their own response time goals — a situation that managers partly blamed on new laws that resulted in having less control over how often staffers could take a leave of absence.
Denver fails to meet emergency response time goals, audit says Read More »
Brian Asbeck, a Navy veteran who served in Iraq and Afghanistan from 2003 to 2007, found himself living on the streets of Denver a little over a decade later.
Mayor claims Denver has ended street homelessness among veterans Read More »
The Downtown Development Authority is set to revamp the central city with hundreds of millions of dollars in spending.
Illegal immigrants have targeted Denver as a key destination since late 2022. The rate of new arrivals may have decreased in 2024, but the fiscal impact on the city’s finances, schools and healthcare systems has not.
Illegal immigrants straining education and healthcare, Common Sense report finds Read More »
Denver will begin charging property owners in 2025 for sidewalks across the city, and most will be charged a flat fee of $150 each year — but there are exceptions.
Property owners in Denver to pay fees for own sidewalks beginning Jan. 1 Read More »
A disturbing sign hung from a downtown Denver condominium balcony is causing a range of reactions from residents and passersby.
Pedestrians bothered by anti-Trump sign in downtown Denver using profanity Read More »
A bill prohibiting the sale of flavored tobacco products within the City and County of Denver got the nod of approval from the city’s Safety, Housing, Education and Homelessness Committee on Wednesday.
Proposed ‘blanket ban’ on flavored tobacco could cost the city of Denver millions Read More »
Ilan Salzberg’s decades-long dream of building a private swim club in his neighborhood came to an abrupt end Monday after Denver City Council voted down a rezoning proposal for the project.
Denver rejects private pool, so the developer may try affordable housing instead Read More »
More than a year after Denver auditors raised concerns about oversight, data management, and quality assurance with the city’s tax-funded college affordability program, a follow-up audit found that the Office of Children’s Affairs has failed to implement the bulk of recommended changes made in the original report.
Former Mayor Michael Hancock has a new lobbying firm, Hancock Global, serving companies that do big business with the city.
