Solving Honolulu’s Bike Commute, One Sketchy Intersection At A Time
From “leading intervals” to “bike boxes,” the city’s avid cyclists have plenty of ideas to make the streets more accessible.
Louis Kealoha Asks Judge For ‘Mercy’ In Letter From Prison
The ex-police chief will likely pay the price for his crimes for years.
‘Bait And Switch’? These West Oahu Residents Say They’re Victims Of A Big Developer
A lawsuit filed by Hoopili residents says power lines that were supposed to be buried are now towering above the subdivision.
Arguments To Dismiss Honolulu Conspiracy Case Met With Skepticism
The trial was to begin June 26 but the court granted a joint request to delay it.
The North Shore Hasn’t Had A Public Pool For Decades. It May Finally Be Getting One
Half of Hawaii’s kids can’t swim, and pools are less likely to be located near lower income communities.
Been To Therapy? You Can Still Register Your Firearm In Honolulu, Judge Rules
City lawyers said the ruling won’t affect who might be eligible to register firearms.
Honolulu’s Lawsuit Against Big Oil Over Sea Level Rise Just Got A Boost From The Supreme Court
The city is involved in one of more than two dozen lawsuits over the cost of climate change.
New Aloha Stadium Development Plan To Include Only 1 Contractor
State officials said the new stadium is expected to be open in time for the University of Hawaii’s 2028 football season.
‘We Need To Rebuild Trust’: Honolulu Mayor’s Town Halls Are Getting City Officials In Touch With The Community
The unscripted public events are attracting big crowds across Oahu and more are planned.
Oahu Man Indicted For Alleged Child Sex Abuse In 2017 Still Hasn’t Gone To Trial
The man is facing similar allegations from his time as a volunteer and employed teaching assistant at Manoa Valley Church.