A familiar face in Denver’s affordable housing arena is looking to raise the bar after accepting a new job with the nonprofit Archway Communities.

Denver was slated to spend $242 million to get people off the streets and into housing, but now Mayor Mike Johnston is saying it will take millions more.

Denver Basic Income project leader Mark Donovan sees plenty of proof that his idea of giving out cash works to improve the lives of the homeless.

Cost of living, crime and homelessness are chief issues for Colorado Latinos, according to a new poll, while fewer worry about immigration.

Mayor Mike Johnston has revealed a $48.6 million budget for his plan to house 1,000 homeless people by the end of the year.

The city clerk issued her ruling late on September 11.

Many residents of Denver’s Golden Triangle oppose the idea of hosting homeless micro-communities in their small downtown neighborhood.

Aurora’s city clerk just heard the final arguments for why the strong mayor petition broke city code and state law – and shouldn’t be on the 2023 ballot.

Cops carried out a “soft-enforcement operation” this week to eradicate a homeless encampment outside the popular Gathering Place day shelter.

The number of migrants in Denver rose in August for the first time since a spring influx overwhelmed the city and led to an emergency declaration.

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 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.