A group of citizens is targeting more than half of the seven-member Englewood City Council for ouster.
Big fight ignites over density in Englewood
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Denver to double overnight parking sites for homeless with $600K extension
The city has paid a nonprofit about $780 a month per space to manage the nascent program.
State agency waited for election to pass before breaking Uptown lease, landlord says
Dikeou Realty claims the Office of Information Technology’s attempt to invoke a “colocation” clause doesn’t apply since its staffers just work from home.
Compass agents tapped by Cherry Hills to market city-owned residential lot
The grassy two acres are adjacent to John Meade Park, and down the road from Cherry Hills’ municipal buildings.
RiNo venue, concerned neighbors hope ‘great resolution’ solves noise spat
The city approved a compromise noise plan Friday for Number 38, which has an 18,000-square-foot patio with a stage.
Believing too little is being done to thwart auto-related crimes in Colorado, some towns take action
The Westminster City Council has given initial approval to four measures dealing with street racing and parts theft.
Cabin owners sue Estes Park over new short-term rental ‘impact fee’
The fee, meant to fund affordable housing options, means owners in the tourist town pay $1,590 annually, compared to $100 in Denver and $260 in Vail.
12 Colorado housing projects awarded federal tax credits
Two Denver projects made the list, along with one in each Lakewood and Boulder.
Same pay, fewer hours: Golden will try a four-day work week starting this summer
The pilot program will focus on police department with possible expansion to all city workers
Developer sues Denver over landmark designation of City Park West home
Mike Mathieson argues a councilwoman should have recused herself, and that a former resident of 1741 Gaylord was probably a KKK member.
