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Acting Chief Lionel Camara Jr. will retire at the end of the month, ending a lengthy and contentious search process.

But the report calls on all cities to commit to energy policies that promote social and racial equity.

After a federal judge rejected most of their claims, the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals sent the case to state court.

The Navy said it has complied with a state Department of Health order to stop flushing efforts that began shortly after petroleum was detected in a well.

The four sites under consideration are all above groundwater aquifers. But finding a new location could require repealing a law meant to protect communities and delaying the city’s already tight deadline.

After discussions with the Federal Transit Administration, the Honolulu mayor says his personal target is to get rail to the Honolulu civic center.

The attack was aimed at the human resources management system the Honolulu Board of Water Supply uses.

The probe is the result of efforts by a nonprofit group advocating for the Oahu nature preserve. The mayor’s office received the audit in June and says it’s working on a response.

Built in haste during World War II, the facility has a history of leaking despite the Navy’s assurances that it is secure.

The Board of Water Supply’s Halawa shaft isn’t contaminated but could be closed for years, if not permanently.