Prosecution In Drug Trial Prepares To Rest Without Hearing From Kealoha
Testimony in the federal trial of Katherine Kealoha’s brother Rudolph Puana has focused on allegations that the anesthesiologist was running a prescription drug ring.
Survey: Protecting Drinking Water Is Top Priority For Honolulu Residents
City residents were nearly unanimous in their desire to regulate activities that pollute drinking water, a survey shows.
Hawaii Approves New Monitoring Wells To Track Red Hill Fuel Pollution
Experts don’t know where the contamination may be moving. New detection wells could help.
‘Nobody Knows What’s Going On’: Kalihi Is Transforming Despite Uncertainty About Rail
Commercial property values have spiked along the rail line since the tax to build the project went into effect. But rail didn’t create that new value, local analysts say.
Commission Says Honolulu Should Fund Defense For Cops In Lindani Myeni Killing
Police officers Garrick Orosco and Brent Sylvester are named in a wrongful death lawsuit filed the week after Myeni was killed.
‘Homesick’ Navy Officer Files Lawsuit After Being Denied Hawaii Gun Permit
Attorneys for Micheal Santucci claim the state is using problematic language to deny people gun permits on the basis of mental health.
Future Of Oahu Landfill Is Uncertain After Committee Rejects Alternatives
The city has until the end of the year to choose a new landfill site.
Honolulu Mayor Signs Measure Banning Businesses From Windward Beaches
Under Bill 38, film productions are exempted from the blanket ban.
DPP Director Steps Away From Short-Term Rental Bill Amid Ethics Concerns
The Honolulu Ethics Commission found the permitting director had only an 鈥渋ndirect financial interest in the hotel industry” but should still recuse himself.
Three Honolulu Homeless Shelters Are Closing, Leaving Clients With Uncertainty
The service providers are vacating their current locations in Chinatown and Kakaako without a plan for where to go next.聽