Montbello still has a food desert, and small programs are trying to fill healthy food gaps
Farmers markets are helping provide food options while elected officials try to lure a full-service grocery store
Posts tagged with Paul López
Councilman Paul López likely to challenge Peg Perl in Denver clerk election
López has represented District 3, on the city's west side, since 2007.
Denver council votes to spend $200,000 to help immigrants in court
Denver City Council members were divided on whether this is a good use of public money. The legal defense fund will help immigrants facing deportation.
A smoking ban on the 16th Street Mall got a little closer to reality
Some council members still have concerns, but there don't appear to be the votes for a sunset clause. A final vote is scheduled for Monday, Oct. 30.
Compromise on ICE bill wins over a Denver City Council member
Councilman Kevin Flynn voted against the first version of a bill to limit Denver's cooperation with immigration authorities when it was at committee, but on Monday night, he said changes to the bill allow him to vote yes.
Denver “won’t be bullied or blackmailed,” mayor says as city officials propose limiting cooperation with ICE
Mayor Michael Hancock, Denver City Council members and immigrant advocates have united behind an ordinance that would give force of law to city policies.
“Equity” is the key word as Denver City Council moves a $937 million bond program closer to the ballot
Denver city leaders are promising a 2017 bond program that will address long-standing inequalities between neighborhoods, but some ask: What about housing?
Denver is set to decide on its biggest potential action against ICE yet. Here’s how the debate is shaping up
In a 5-1 vote, a Denver City Council committee advanced a proposal that would strictly limit how much local law enforcement cooperates with ICE.
Trump’s budget will leave Denver poorer, sicker, more polluted, City Council says
Denver City Council unanimously adopted a resolution asking Colorado's congressional delegation to oppose Trump's budget.
Westwood’s Morrison Road will become a Mexican Cultural District
To Councilman Paul Lopez, who represents west Denver, this is formalizing something that already existed along the corridor.
Santa Fe Arts District pitches Mayor Hancock on reducing corridor to two lanes, other improvements
Community members along Santa Fe Drive want taxpayer money to expand sidewalks, cut Santa Fe Drive from three lanes to two and make other improvements.
Councilman Paul Lopez hopes subsidies for downtown Target could create precedent for grocery stores
Denver City Council voted Monday to do something the city doesn't usually do: use its business incentive fund for a major retailer.
Denver City Council approves $1.9 billion budget as members urge more active role next year
"What good is a budget if we can’t even pave a block of sidewalk for 40 years?"
Denver’s Office of the Independent Monitor could get charter protection in November
It's a step that is both vital and not enough, speakers told the Denver City Council Monday before the council voted to place the amendment on the ballot.
A proposed charter amendment would put police oversight in Denver’s constitution
The amendment would put the independent monitor on the same legal footing as the police and fire departments it oversees.
Albus Brooks, amid cancer treatment, elected next Denver council president
Albus Brooks of District 9 had the support of 11 of his 12 colleagues Monday night.