Politics & Government

The city is racing to meet Mayor Mike Johnston’s House1000 goal of getting 1,000 individuals off the streets by December 31.

The list of the lost started at 311 and grew by at least a dozen more during the annual ceremony.

“The children of Gaza and Israel and the West Bank are innocent. It’s time we act like that.”

The city plans to once again rely on micro-communities, homeless sweeps and money to replicate Mayor Johnston’s House1000 plan in 2024.

“Yeah, you’ve got to give it up for Colorado – they’re the first state to legalize weed and illegalize Trump.”

Representatives Elisabeth Epps and Bob Marshall accused House leadership of regularly breaking state law – but that’s supposedly not why they were booted.

The new polling nonprofit just revealed its donors and released data about another potential showdown between President Joe Biden and Donald Trump.

Mayor Johnston nixed more than half of the micro-communities slated to open this year for his House1000 plan and pushed the rest to late December and 2024.

The Colorado Polling Institute’s latest survey indicates people are worried about the cost of living, their ability to buy a home and the state government.

Denver City Council members feel left in the dark as Mayor Mike Johnston races to the finish line of his House1000 plan.

Current and former lawmakers say the atmosphere at the Colorado Capitol is only getting worse.

Neighborhoods where the city is putting micro-communities for homeless residents have seen a huge spike in civic engagement over the past few months.

The city is working to finally have an actual count of how many places there are to rent in Denver and ensure that every rental meets minimum standards.

The City of Denver got nearly 150 people off the streets and into housing after clearing out a homeless encampment in the Ballpark District.

They worked together on the Superfund cleanup decades ago, but worry about housing the homeless on the same site.

Denver opened its first emergency migrant shelter last December after buses began showing up from Texas. Not much has changed, except the city’s readiness.

The plaintiffs want to ban the former president from state’s March 5 primary ballot, citing the 14th Amendment.

With a good idea – and 124,238 petition signatures – you can get your own ballot measure.

The nonprofit is taking on the duty of running a Denver micro-community at crunch time, with less than four weeks left in Mayor Johnston’s House1000 plan.

Homeless residents in Denver’s Ballpark District are expecting to be swept again this month after city outreach workers came by last week to offer housing.

The group had tried to shut down the annual conference organized by the National Jewish Fund-USA; now they’ll demonstrate through tomorrow.

Venezuelan migrants camping near Speer Boulevard and Zuni Street have formed a community, bonding over food and where they send their kids to school.