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Denver extends contracts for free legal services for evictions
Services are for households facing imminent eviction in Denver County and who are at or below 80% of the area median income.
Denver City Council rejects 2026 budget, but it will be implemented anyway
鈥淐ollaboration requires honesty,鈥� Councilwoman Flor Alvidrez said. 鈥淎nd at this point, there are still unanswered questions and unresolved concerns that I cannot overlook.鈥�
Buoyed by Vibrant Denver win, mayor looks to tackle other issues — and overcome rough patch
From his ongoing squabbles with the City Council to a public perception of a lack of transparency, the mayor鈥檚 trademark move-now, ask-questions-later approach has continued to deliver mixed results.
Denver mayor accepts council amendments, effectively finalizing 2026 budget
The mayor鈥檚 office incorporated 25 of the council鈥檚 29 budget priorities from June and added 11 more proposals the members suggested in October.
After Denver council approves small-dollar budget amendments, mayor gets the next move
Two councilwomen proposed amendments that would have transferred about $9 million from the Denver Police Department to the Department of Housing Stability.
Denver voters approve measures to split at-large council elections, rename licensing department
Voters approved ballot measures Tuesday that will allow Denver to change the way it handles elections for two of its 13 City Council seats and rename a city department that...
Denver mayor declares victory on $950 million Vibrant Denver bond package
Denver Mayor Mike Johnston declared victory on all five ballot measures that make up the city鈥檚 $950 million Vibrant Denver bond Tuesday night, securing a win in an off-year election.
For some Denverites, it抖阴ap the small-dollar projects in the Vibrant Denver bond that persuade them to vote ‘yes’
The Sun Valley Riverfront Park is one of dozens of projects that would receive small-dollar contributions from the Vibrant Denver bond if voters approve the package on Election Day.
As Denver opens Park Hill Park, city confirms it gave developer an extra 20 acres in land swap
The added acreage was needed to supplement the deal, a city spokeswoman said, after officials discovered that two underground fiber optic lines would make part of land impossible to develop.
Mayor extends Denver’s contract with Flock license-plate readers without council approval
In May, the council unanimously voted against a contract to extend the system over concerns that the technology is creating a surveillance network ripe for abuse.