Colorado Safeway employees began a limited strike at stores in Estes Park, Fountain, Pueblo, and a Denver distribution center Sunday after contract negotiations with Albertsons stalled.

Currently, unfair labor practice strikes are limited to Safeway/Albertsons locations in just four cities: stores in Estes ...

Supermarket workers in four cities are fighting against understaffed stores, changes to health benefits, and insufficient ...

Stores in Colorado Springs, Fort Collins, Greeley and Longmont will hold strike-authorization votes tonight and tomorrow ...

New Safeway locations joined UFCW Local 7's strike efforts, bringing the total to six locations across the state with more expected in the coming days. It's the first Safeway strike in almost 30 years ...

The strike began Sunday, with employees from Fountain, Pueblo, Estes Park and a distribution center in Denver forming picket lines to protest what at one longtime employee called “corporate greed.” ...

Safeway workers are striking at the same time as contract negotiations between workers and King Soopers are coming to a head.

The strikes come 72 hours after the union's contract extension with Albertsons and Safeway was terminated.

On Monday, workers at more Safeway stores went on strike, demanding better pay, benefits, and staffing levels.