Brian Matise News Today

Two separate task forces created by the state General Assembly will take deep dives later this year into the issues affecting tens of thousands of Coloradans living in homeowners’ associations and metropolitan districts.

A Colorado Senate committee killed a measure Tuesday that would have stopped developers from buying and profiting from metro district bonds they or their affiliates approved for sale, while serving

Metro district developers on Tuesday rallied around a bill that would in part provide greater financial disclosures to homebuyers but also continue to allow the builders to buy their own

Proposed legislation that aims to stop metro district developers from buying and profiting from the public debt they approved as a district’s board members narrowly cleared a Colorado House committee

Proposed legislation that aims to stop metro district developers from buying and profiting from the public debt they approved as a district’s board members narrowly cleared a state House committee

Over its 15-year history, Colorados Independent Ethics Commission has reviewed more than 400 complaints against state lawmakers, a governor, county commissioners and municipal elected officials. Just over 10% have gone

Another name familiar in Aurora City Council elections has emerged as a 2023 candidate for office.

A state lawmaker is yet-again pressing for legislation that would prevent metro district developers from owning their own public financing, largely relying on his nearly successful effort last year to

A slate of Democratic candidates announced bids for Auroras mayor and city council races, calling for the city to address its most pressing challenges, naming affordable housing, livable wages and

Colorado state regulators no longer have the authority to look into complaints about unexplained price hikes, shadowy elections or fraud.