Vacant Homes Would Be Taxed At Higher Rate Under Possible City Plan
Honolulu officials have been keeping an eye on how Maui has managed the issue.
Mayor Insists City Didn’t Downplay Health Concerns Over Kailua Sewage
Blangiardi and the state health director pushed back against assertions made by state clean water supervisors monitoring the situation.
A Rough-And-Tumble Oahu Park Is Finally Getting Some Love As Rail Opening Looms
Community input is helping resuscitate this neglected facility along the future rail corridor.
‘This Shouldn’t Happen’: State Says City Downplayed Public Health Risks From Kailua Sewage
The Department of Health is investigating what caused high levels of bacteria in treated sewage from the wastewater plant at the popular bay.
Ikaika Anderson Arrested On Domestic Violence Charges
His attorney says no crime was committed and the former Honolulu councilman and state official is cooperating fully with investigators.
Buckle Up: Resident Only Parking Zones May Expand Across Oahu
Parking in residential areas would essentially be limited to those who live there.
Oahu Sees Alarming Increase In Number Of Homeless Seniors聽
A new report found overall homeless numbers remained relatively stable in the last year, but there have been notable changes in who is homeless and why.
All Aboard ‘Skyline’: City Plans To Start Rail Service On 4th of July Weekend
The service along half of the route would see few daily riders, but officials say it’s time to let the public experience rail.
Electricity Rate Shock Hits City Hall Too
Global oil prices have caused Honolulu’s utility bills to jump nearly $20 million this year.
Denby Fawcett: State Tries Again To Demolish Shangri La Swimming Hole
Swimmers have been left paralyzed after accidents at the popular Diamond Head bathing spot.