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The city plans an enforcement action when it finds out who built illegal gates.

After dawdling for 15 years, Hawaii has adopted a policy that, as the experience of other states shows, is out of date.

At more than $6 billion the rail project is on track to be, per capita, the “nation’s largest infrastructure fiasco.”

“Dying for Vacation” detailed the sad fates that meet too many visitors to Hawaii’s coastal waters. But as this writer learned, the risks aren’t limited to tourists.

Community members often have more to offer students and schools than they realize. This educator challenges individuals to get involved.

Neighbors are upset by Diamond Head Theatre’s plan for a new building with a tower twice as high as allowed by law.

Too many tourists are dying while on holiday in Hawaii, most of them in drowning incidents. We must respond to the challenge.

How an LA developer got to build his giant, shadow-making wall on Kuhio Avenue with no muss and very little fuss.

Fatalities are commonly reported, but when a portion of a popular trail gave out, resulting in a near-death experience, the public was never told about the event.

Steel used in a transportation infrastructure project needs to be wholly manufactured in the United States.