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City officials say they will put the street back to essentially the way it was before a private owner angered residents, took away street parking and allowed food trucks to operate.

Aina Haina residents are reporting increasing porcine encounters and are turning to city and state officials for a rescue.

Staffing has been a priority for the administration along with homelessness, affordable housing and information technology. The mayor says he’ll also seek a second term in 2024.

The department concluded that officers last year did everything they could to de-escalate a tense barricade situation.

The water utility said it detected petroleum contamination beyond the military’s Red Hill property.

The city’s long-time failure to establish a system for tracking and measuring hiring performance is at the core of its problems, a consultant found.

The city’s Department of Parks and Recreation blamed the problem on supply chain issues and increased demand.

A sustained fare cut isn’t part of a campaign next month to boost ridership. City transportation leaders say the move could hurt Oahu’s existing bus service.

A two-year pilot program could begin by the end of August.

The City and County of Honolulu is preparing to take over Leahi Avenue after a two-year tug of war that left neighbors fuming.