Request To Halt Haiku Stairs’ Dismantling Denied By Judge
Friends of Haiku Stairs argued during a court hearing Friday that the city didn’t follow proper historic preservation procedures for dismantling the stairs.
Group Argues To Save Haiku Stairs For Historic Preservation Reasons
Judge Lisa Cataldo said Friday she aims to issue a decision by Monday on whether to temporarily halt the city’s demolition of the hiking trail.
Growing Demand Puts Pressure On Honolulu’s Sports Fields
Sports leagues are proliferating while the number of fields remains stagnant. One solution: Letting leagues play on school fields during off-hours.
Biki’s Balancing Act: The Bike Share Company Is Raising Rates While Trying To Attract More Riders
Biki’s ridership has been steadily declining over the past few years, and its leadership wants to reinvest in the system to draw in more riders and start adding e-bikes.
Volunteer Firefighters Are Big On The Mainland. Not So Much In Hawaii
The ability of fire departments to muster extra help during major wildfires is a critical issue for the state as it grapples with how to prevent another disaster like Lahaina.
Kirstin Downey: Honolulu Mayor Lobbies For More Federal Money For City’s Homeless Problem
Rick Blangiardi was one of about 50 mayors to descend on Washington, D.C., this week.
Developers And Labor Unions Are Contributing To Blangiardi’s Reelection Campaign
Rick Blangiardi’s predecessor Kirk Caldwell collected about $204,000 during the same period when he ran for reelection in 2016 — more than double the current mayor’s haul.
Neighborhood Boards To Get Active Shooter Training After Alarming Incident At MeetingÂ
Members of the Kalihi-Palama board said they were upset by what turned out to be a man breaking a glass window, sparking a conversation about safety.
Dillingham Airfield And Nearby North Shore Residents Brace For Looming Water Shutdown
The airfield is poised to get the reprieve it needs to stay open, but it still doesn’t have a new group ready to step up and manage the water system.
Proposals For Reforming Honolulu’s Pay Raise Process Split On The Question Of Who Should Decide
Seven charter amendments are currently being considered by council members, and the big question is who should get the final say on salary proposals.