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A nonprofit group dedicated to protecting Kapiolani Park says the plan for commercial entertainment violates the conditions of the park’s charitable trust.

Media mogul David Black, who merged Honolulu’s two daily newspapers, has filed for bankruptcy protection in Canada.

Delia Fabro-Miske’s agreement with prosecutors leaves only two defendants in the federal trial as jury selection continues.

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 draft design includes more tree cover, wider walkways, fitness equipment, an upgrade to its skate rink and a hula mound.

Honolulu mulls proposed changes to rules that supporters say would help more locals find housing. Critics say they would benefit developers more.

The jury selection process is expected to take up to two weeks as attorneys question people one-by-one.

Hundreds of witnesses may be called to testify in the federal criminal conspiracy case that also involves several former co-defendants who reached plea deals.

Advocates say Theresa Cachuela’s killing shows limits of protective orders.

A business owner is at odds with the city over a key question: What can agricultural land be used for?