Tamara Chuang
Position: The Colorado Sun

More than 80% of local governments have opted out of Colorado’s new paid family, medical leave

Many said they have similar or better programs in place for their workers

Colorado mixed on alcohol measures with wine sold at grocery stores too close to call

Measures that would have dramatically changed the way Coloradans buy alcohol were failing Tuesday night, even with $30 million in campaign donations

Proposition 125: Coloradans will decide whether grocery stores should be allowed to sell wine

Proposition 125 comes from a citizen initiative that is supported by major grocery stores

Proposition 126: Should Colorado restaurants be allowed to sell to-go cocktails forever?

Proposition 126 also would let third-party delivery services, like Uber Eats and DoorDash, deliver alcohol

How scammers targeted Colorado’s unemployment system

The fallout of fraudulent claims for pandemic unemployment continues into 2021

Colorado’s unemployment system slammed after erroneous email about benefits

Note instructed jobless to make a request for payment, but not all were eligible

Renter programs get money as Colorado eviction moratorium is set to end

Funds replenished as landlord applications for aid quadruples

How Colorado’s unemployed influenced the federal coronavirus relief bill

Colorado had some sway on new benefits for out-of-work Americans.

New Colorado unemployment claims double under COVID restrictions

Hotels and restaurants are affected most

Colorado legislature figures out how to reinstate extended unemployment benefits

Thousands lost their state-extended benefits four weeks earlier than anticipated

Outage shuts down Colorado unemployment site; expired domain suspected

The coworkforce.com page expired Nov. 28

Coronavirus killed a lot of Colorado jobs, but it also created new tech jobs

Zoom increased its global workforce 42%, while other tech companies grew despite the pandemic