This Downtown Methadone Clinic Has Been Across From A School For Decades. Now The Neighbors Want It Gone
However, the American Disabilities Act deems clients of substance use disorder services to be a protected class.
No Window In Your Bedroom? It Could Be The Future Of Low-Cost Housing In Honolulu
The Honolulu City Council is considering loosening some housing codes to allow empty commercial buildings to more easily be converted to housing units.
Traffic Woes: Efforts Underway To Create A New Access Point In Whitmore Village
The Legislature would need to appropriate funding for the project to proceed.
Oahu Inmate Kills Himself After Jail Staff Fails To Put Him On Suicide Watch
Jimuel Gatioan hung himself at OCCC despite warnings by a prosecutor and a defense lawyer that he was suicidal, court records show.
Who’s Behind The Fake Honolulu Parking Meter Sticker Scam?
A recently incorporated nonprofit in Alaska points back to Oahu residents who say someone else is using their names.
Law Enforcement Agencies Have Little Idea How Illegal Fireworks Get Here
A proposed task force being considered by the Legislature aims to change that.
Fish Murals Are Popping Up Along Kalanianaole Highway
The paintings are part of an effort to both discourage graffiti and evoke Maunalua’s historical significance as a thriving fish habitat.
Condo Management Giant’s License Is Reactivated By Hawaii Regulators
The lapse highlighted complaints about the imbalance of power between condominium owners and the property managers.
Oahu’s Historic Preservation Commission Finally Gets Members – 30 Years After Launch
The appointments are all volunteers and will still need to be confirmed by council.
Booze Battle Heats Up As Judge Slaps Liquor Commission Critic With Court Order
The fight over the temporary restraining order is the latest controversy involving the commission, which has been accused of corruption and discrimination.