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Scarlet Honolulu and Gay Island Guide cited an alleged death threat in requesting a temporary restraining order. The commission’s counsel denied the allegation.

More than 2,000 applicants for household assistance were rejected, resulting in more than $9 million in unmet needs as the city prioritized small businesses, a report found.

In the midst of a workforce shortage, some city positions are getting big pay boosts, Civil Beat’s Salary Database shows.

Glenn Nitta pleaded no contest to the theft of more than $400,000.

Joseph Bock and Kevin Sakamoto join a troubled city commission.

Jurors deliberated for about two hours before reaching guilty verdicts.

Officials said the flames posed no threat to homes in the remote area, but they’re keeping an eye on it.

A proposal to install sewer lines for a section of Ewa Beach is shaping up as a litmus test for the effort as homeowners say they need more help covering the costs.

Only about 13% of affordable units in some Honolulu towers have sold after being on the market for over a year.

There are too few investigators and insufficient resources to find out who was to blame in most fires.