The current Executive Director of the Aspen Institute Latinos and Society Program would become the first female Latino leader ...

After well over an hour and a half of discussion and public forum at Monday night’s Pueblo City Council meeting, the resolution to censure Councilman Roger Gomez failed by a vote of 3-3.

The proposal, which passed a preliminary council vote Monday, would increase the base sales tax from 3 percent to 4 percent.

A mayor-supported attempt to censure Roger Gomez for comments made about transgender library employees failed to pass on July ...

Bobby McDonald attended the meeting on behalf of the Pueblo Star Journal. He is concluding his summer internship through ...

Pueblo City Councilman Roger Gomez will not be censured. The Pueblo City Council voted Monday on an ordinance to censure him, ...

Mayor Karen Bass announced on Tuesday that she has appointed Domenika Lynch to serve as the new general manager of El Pueblo ...

An ordinance proposing a 1% sales tax increase for the City of Pueblo will move forward after a five to two vote during its ...

The Pueblo city council is considering a formal resolution to publicly censure one of its own members. Councilmember Roger ...

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Pueblo Mayor Heather Graham is calling for action after a City Council member made comments she claims were “discriminatory.” ...

Remarks made by Councilmember Roger Gomez during a public forum may result in his censure after he made comments about transgender staff members at Rawlings Public Library in Pueblo.