Denton Worker News Today

In early January, the Denton Chamber of Commerce proposed a 120-day delay on City Councils vote for a fair-chance hiring ordinance, aiming to create an alternative program. Despite efforts by

Denton Chamber of Commerce held a forum for City Council candidates and incumbents to address business owners and community members with their plans, promises and reassurances to the business industry

A small rally in support of Denton council member Brandon Chase McGee’s proposed fair-chance hiring ordinance didn’t sway City Council members to vote in its favor at a special-called council

A small rally in support of Denton council member Brandon Chase McGee’s proposed fair-chance hiring ordinance didn’t sway City Council members to vote in its favor at a special-called council

DENTON, Texas—Public transit advocates, union members, and bus drivers have banded together in this Dallas suburb to defend bus routes and union jobs from closure by a local government seeking to cut and replace the service with privatized “microtransit” rides.

Local governments are trying to replace public transit under the guise of "microtransit."