The Denver North Star

This year, Colorado will have a presidential primary, partisan caucuses and then another primary for all state level and local partisan races. Confused? You’re not alone. In North Denver, both Democratic and Republican officials are working to turn out party members for caucus and educate … Continue Reading about Presidential Primary Includes Unaffiliateds, Caucus Still Important to Both Major Parties

While most Denver City Council members didn’t raise much money after their elections in the spring, a few took advantage of the last chance to raise from corporate donors and at higher limits than they can today.  Half of North Denver District 1 City Councilwoman Amanda Sandoval's … Continue Reading about Special Interests Fill Council Campaign Coffers Before Limits Drop

With the cost of living continuing to grow and affordable housing at a premium in Denver, it makes sense that residents would consider living arrangements in which multiple roommates could share expenses. But Denver’s definition of a “household” limits the number of unrelated people who can … Continue Reading about City Taking Public Input on Proposed Group Living Changes

A marathon public hearing Feb. 10 ended with Denver City Council narrowly repealing the 30-year ban on pit bulls by a vote of 7-4. Those speaking in favor and against were roughly matched during public testimony. City Councilwomen Stacie Gilmore and Candi CdeBaca missed the vote; Gilmore had … Continue Reading about City Council Votes to Overturn Pit Bull Ban