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The city knew the shutdown was coming but didn’t upgrade the meters quickly enough.

Festivities at Honolulu Hale overshadowed a new rule that allows council members to avoid precisely saying if they support or oppose a motion.

A decade after they received city funding, North Shore participants in Hawaii’s oldest sport are still waiting for a facility.

Anthony Chang started a Chinese language newspaper in Honolulu at age 74, and eight years later, both he and the publication are still going.

Mayor Rick Blangiardi said the city needs two more years to find a replacement for Waimanalo Gulch.

The city is paying up to five times the cost of private security but says it’s worth it.

As more companies compete to offer short-term car-renting options, living without a car in Honolulu could get easier and bring down the cost of living.

Haleiwa’s decades-old Kua Aina burger spot is suing upstart Honolulu Meat Co. over the latter’s use of the name Kua Aina on burger patties and other meat products.

Five years after the Marco Polo tragedy some Honolulu building managers are considering the benefits of the costly fix.

The super PAC Be Change Now saw six of its seven county candidates win office in November.