The company was recently hit with a $415,000 bill for unpaid taxes stemming from 2018 and 2019.
Airbnb sues Boulder over taxation of guest ‘service fee’
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‘How could I be open right now?’: Sidewalk work vexes new LoHi business
A city staffer said The Den “fell in the gap” of communication due to its opening date.
Recycling collection up with Denver now charging for trash collection, city says
But the rate at which materials are diverted from landfills in Denver is below the national average.
Loud residents and a quiet camp threaten Denver’s plans for new mountain park
$100,000 couldn’t buy access to a short stretch of rural road, so the city’s in court.
Does it take a 77-page technical manual to regulate pickleball? In Centennial, it might
The suburb south of Denver imposed a six-month halt on the construction of outdoor pickleball courts in March.
Englewood settles lawsuit against vacant train depot owners
Two museum makers were sued for moving too slow. They agreed to a deadline.
Denver seeks firm to help create plan for 58-acre Burnham Yard
The state purchased the former rail yard in 2021. The contract could run three years and cost $50 million.
Six-month sentence for man who created fictitious kids to steal $324K
36-year-old Justin Skiff of Castle Pines lost $1 million of his mother’s money on the stock market, then stole to recoup it.
Englewood council members to face recall election Oct. 3 as some residents fume over density concerns
Two members of Englewood’s city council will face a recall election on Oct. 3, with a third also likely to go before voters after a protest period expires this week — all targeted by residents opposed to what they say is overly aggressive and dense development in this southern suburb.
Denver sues church for access to new mountain park
The city was given 448 acres that it’s turning into a park. It doesn’t own the road leading to them.
