Denver police are citing more homeless people for trespass. Here’s where, and what it means.

Denver's police officers are rarely arresting homeless people under the city's "camping ban" — but the city is increasingly using other laws to move people along, according to a new report from the University of Denver.

Denver’s mobile laundry service for the homeless goes for double capacity with new truck

Laundry Truck 2.0 will officially launch at Bayaud's headquarters on May 17.

Should Denver end its homeless camping ban? It could be up to voters.

The new campaign is called the "The Denver Right to Survive Initiative." It also would declare violations of the ordinance to be civil rights violations.

The “Point-in-Time” survey of Denver’s homeless needs your help

They need about 150 more volunteers, mostly in Denver.

39th Avenue greenway, Park Hill golf set for $78 million flood-control project

Dozens of people spoke out against the city's plans, but the proposals got crucial approvals from council Tuesday.

Denver tore down their tiny-home village. They built it again, this time with permission.

Beloved Community is Denver's first modern, legal housing community built by and for people experiencing homelessness, and it's changing the conversation.

Christmas in this shelter for Denver’s young homeless provokes mixed feelings

Shelter staff and volunteers at Urban Peak try to recreate those familiar holiday sensations, but joy isn't always straightforward here.

Stapleton affordable housing will include apartments for homeless veterans

Major problem for Denver buying Park Hill Golf Club: golf may not go quietly

Denver officials thought they had a deal, but now it's hit a major snag. The city may turn to eminent domain to seize part of the course for flood control.

After years of criticism, Denver mayor sidelines leader of homeless initiative

Bennie Milliner had relatively little experience in social services when he took the Road Home job — and he was dropped straight into a heated conversation.

For a meal at Denver’s SAME Café, diners can trade time, money or produce

"Where in the world do you ever see a millionaire and a person experiencing homelessness chatting and doing the same task as equals?"

Denver program finds homeless people with jail time — and then houses them

They are subjects in an $8.7 million experiment -- the Denver Social Impact Bond Program - that may be the first of its scale in the United States.

Colfax Week

OPINION: As a teenager, I lived on the 15, Colfax’s famous bus line, riding from Aurora to Civic Center

I often began my bus ride at I-225 where the Waffle House used to be because I could lock myself in the bathroom and sit under the hand dryer.

Denver expands homeless employment program to River North

The Denver Day Works program will pay 36 people to keep River North extra tidy and welcoming over the next three weeks.

Two new Denver homeless shelters set to open in Northeast Park Hill

The two new shelters will collectively have room for several hundred people. They'll serve as a replacement for a current "overflow" shelter further east.

Golf course lawsuit won’t stop Denver City Council from approving golf course contracts

Contracts to reconfigure City Park Golf Course are likely to be approved Aug. 14. A lawsuit to stop the project goes to trial Aug. 21.

Seven numbers that explain Denver real estate in early August

Atlanta built twice as much housing as Denver and rents rose half as much, and other numbers that tell our real estate story.

It’s officially move-in day for Denver’s tiny home village for the homeless

After two months building the units and a communal bathhouse at 38th and Walnut Streets, formerly homeless residents will begin to make settle into the tiny houses.

Denver may have a design team for City Park Golf Course

After a nine-month selection process, park officials have a recommendation for Denver City Council as to who should lead City Park Golf Course's redesign.

Denver found long-term jobs for 62 homeless people at auto shops, grocery stores and the library

"This has been great. I’m blessed that this has happened," said one Denver Day Works participant. "What about the 5,000 other guys?"