Paolo Zialcita is a Neighborhood Reporter at Denverite. With a keen focus on urban design, public transportation, and the housing market, he passionately explores the intricacies of Denver's neighborhoods and their development. Paolo's work has been featured in notable outlets including NPR, The Journal, and Sentinel Colorado.
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Santa Fe Drive will be closed during daytime hours for the next few months.
By: Paolo Zialcita
The street’s not twisty, but the process has been.
By: Paolo Zialcita
Johnnie Johnson, a radio DJ and musician, often found himself in La Alma Lincoln Park despite living on the other side of town.
By: Paolo Zialcita
Johnnie Johnson, a radio DJ and musician, often found himself in La Alma Lincoln Park despite living on the other side of town. During one of those visits, he met the woman who would become his wife. She was a classic Westsider, deeply loyal to her neighborhood.
The park is named after Amache Prowers, a Cheyenne activist who lived during the 1800s.
By: Paolo Zialcita, Kiara DeMare
The team and city hosted another open house to hear community feedback. The Denver Broncos could start construction on the team's new stadium in spring 2027, the team's leaders told community members this week.
Everyone needs an editor, city of Denver included. A Redditor noticed on Tuesday morning that the city had made a grave error: Misspelling “California” on a new street sign in downtown Denver.
But not before 2029. Civic Center Park is still about a year away from reopening after a major renovation
1. Waymo strictly adhered to traffic rules. There have been hiccups in Waymo's slow roll-out in Denver — namely, numerous incidents as the autonomous vehicles navigate the chaotic Colfax construction.
By: Paolo Zialcita
Hand-watering would still be allowed. The Denver Water board will consider escalating its water restrictions later this month, which could lead to ending the lawn watering season early.
