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Why Jared Polis' land-use bill imploded on the final day of Colorado's legislative session - Vimarsana News

Why Jared Polis' land-use bill imploded on the final day of Colorado's legislative session

Suburban moderates always opposed the bill. Then it lost key progressive votes.

Source: cpr.org
Colorado House committee advances a partially restored land use bill - Vimarsana News

Colorado House committee advances a partially restored land use bill

Dozens of local elected officials, advocates for business, environmental and other interests, and members of the public testified for and against the bill for about six hours.

Source: cpr.org
Unlike its neighbors, Boulder isn't opposing landmark housing bill - Vimarsana News

Unlike its neighbors, Boulder isn't opposing landmark housing bill

Councilmembers support allowing duplexes and triplexes in single-family neighborhoods. But they have signaled opposition to other provisions.

Boulder City Council to Vote on Police Oversight Committee Replacement, with Pro-Police Advocacy Groups Playing a Large Role - Vimarsana News

Boulder City Council to Vote on Police Oversight Committee Replacement, with Pro-Police Advocacy Groups Playing a Large Role

The Boulder Police Oversight Panel (POP), gained national and community-wide attention for one of its members, Martha Wilson, publicly resigning in protest.

To Increase Turnout, Some Voters Just Synced Up Their Local Elections With National Cycles - Vimarsana News

To Increase Turnout, Some Voters Just Synced Up Their Local Elections With National Cycles

San Francisco and Boulder, Colorado were among several places that voted to move elections from odd to even-numbered years. Advocates hope it will create electorates more reflective of city populations.