Green’s latest proposal calls for a one-time payment of $25 when checking into a hotel or rental unit, but it could also involve an increase to the hotel tax.

The Waianae community also wants more efforts to restore Makua Beach and Keawaula Beach to their former glory.

Industry and environmental leaders are calling the recent decision on solar power a ‘drastic misstep.’ Hawaiian Electric disagrees.

The August 2023 blaze torched the town鈥檚 harbor, disrupting a spotting network crucial to saving entangled whales.

Landowners will get paid for killing the deer as part of a new animal control program run by the Department of Land and Natural Resources.

The mayor reiterated his promise to only use the location on a temporary basis.

Heavy rain this week led to a deluge of household items flowing down waterways toward the ocean, and residents say the problem has gotten worse.

A massive brown plume has scientists worried despite protective measures aimed at preventing toxic runoff.

They occurred as the island grows more dependent on solar energy. But the previous blackouts, in 2015, were caused by fossil-fuel plants.

A state lawmaker is refusing to share a taxpayer-funded lab report while endorsing a Marine-backed plan community leaders oppose.