Waipio Soccer Fields Will Not Be The Next City Landfill
The Navy, which controls that land, decided to not allow the city to build a new landfill there.
Honolulu’s Short-Term Rental Owners Will Pay Higher Property Taxes Soon. How Much Is Fair?
An estimated $16 million of revenue could come from these higher taxes, city officials said.
Catherine Toth Fox: I’ll Never Get To Hike Haiku Stairs — And That’s OK
It’s a shame the city failed to figure out a solution to manage access, but so many other incredible hikes are still open and legal.
Mayor Officially Begins Process Of Giving Ocean Safety Its Own Department
Officials had been debating for weeks between two procedural options.
Chinatown’s Syringe Exchange Van Faces Hurdles Finding A Permanent Brick-And-Mortar Home
The program has been operating out of a mobile van for about 35 years. Is it finally time for a more permanent location?
Waipio Soccer Complex Is The Frontrunner For Honolulu’s New Landfill, But Questions Abound
The city’s managing director cautioned that the military has not yet given the green light and City Council members had many questions Wednesday.
One Reason For Persistent Speeding? Roads Whose Designs Seem To Invite It
Residents and officials are hoping to slow down speeders by changing the designs of roads using a variety of means.
For Honolulu’s Trail Runners, ‘It’s The Exhaustion’ That Appeals
Residents push their limits on an early Saturday morning out on the trails.
The Job Of Preserving Oahu’s Historic Sites Is Complicated By The Push For Development
The island’s new historic preservation commission takes on a ‘gargantuan’ and controversial task.
Honolulu Building Permits Are Expected To Be Issued Faster With Tech Upgrades, Director Says
New tools promise to give applicants faster feedback on their plans.