Honolulu Climate Change Lawsuit Against Oil Companies Will Proceed, Judge Rules
The case is the first of its kind to reach the discovery phase in which oil companies will have to share documents, the city said.
Judge In Conspiracy Case OKs Deposition Of Terminally Ill Ex-Budget Director
Three former Honolulu officials facing federal indictment believe Nelson Koyanagi can provide information that helps their defense.
DOH Declares Water Is Safe At Ford Island, Hale Moku And Manana
There are still 11 zones under the health department’s “do not drink” advisory.
Hawaii’s Economy Is Rebounding Faster Than Expected
Mainland visitor arrivals in 2021 came close to meeting Hawaii’s banner year in 2019, when the state hosted more than 10 million visitors.
Probable Carcinogen Was Erroneously Detected In Water Samples, Navy Says
The Navy says that detections of BCEE are not a threat to the drinking water. Most areas surrounding Pearl Harbor are still advised not to drink it though.
Navy Already In Violation Of Red Hill Emergency Order, DOH Says
The Navy has too much influence over its own supposedly independent contractor, according to DOH.
More Housing In Honolulu Means More Density. Are Monster Homes The Only Way?
As single-family neighborhoods rebel against apartment-like houses, developers are coming up with creative alternatives.
Honolulu Scores A Win Against Big Oil In Climate Change Lawsuit
Out of over a dozen climate change cases filed nationwide, Honolulu鈥檚 case is leading the pack, attorneys say.
Navy Finds High Levels Of Petroleum, Lead, Other Compounds In Tap Water
Most Pearl Harbor-area neighborhoods are still advised not to drink the water.
More Problems Mount Along Honolulu Rail Track Crossings
The latest snafu, involving track gauge, raises questions about the crossings’ design as HART struggles to make their components fit together.