Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Sen. Lucia Guzman of Denver and Sen.-elect Kerry Donovan of Vail at the Colorado Senate Democratic caucus at the state Capitol on Saturday. (Lynn Bartels, ...

These days, Lucia Guzman can be seen sporting a casual look – shorts, a cotton blouse and cat-eye sunglasses. It’s a marked departure from the suits she wore while serving at the Capitol this year.

This afternoon at the Colorado state house, the agriculture, natural resources and energy committee will consider what’s being characterized as the nation’s toughest ban of trans fat at schools.

Lucia Guzman is a Democratic Colorado state Senator in district 34. Guzman lists their occupation as Senator, District 34. Visit Guzman's profile page on leg.state.co.us, and email Guzman at ...

DENVER — The Democratic state Senate minority leader stepped down Thursday, citing frustration with majority Republicans’ handling of workplace harassment allegations. Sen. Lucia Guzman of Denver has ...

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... On Sundays, Lucia Guzman wore ties. “A lot of coffee shops and cafes have uniforms,” said the minister, school-board member, Denver director of community ...

The Colorado General Assembly began its 2017 session Wednesday. Here is the text of the opening-day speech by Senate Minority Leader Lucia Guzman, D-Denver, as prepared for delivery. Speeches by other ...

DENVER - Colorado Senate Minority Leader Lucia Guzman stepped down from her post leading the Democrats in her caucus with less than six weeks to go in her final legislative session. Assistant Minority ...

DENVER (CBS4/AP) - Colorado's Senate minority leader, Democrat Lucia Guzman, has stepped down from her post in part to protest Republican leadership's handling of workplace harassment complaints.

The sexual harassment scandals that have rocked the Colorado State Capitol in recent months continue to cast a shadow on the legislative session, as a Friday deadline approaches on an alleged deal for ...

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