Honolulu Housing Chief Gets Second Role As Head Of Community Services
The City Council approved Antony Krucky’s appointment as director of the Department of Community Services on Wednesday.
Petroleum Detected In Water Sample From Red Hill Elementary School, State Says
It’s still unclear what kind of petroleum was present and where it came from.
Honolulu City Council Approves A New 3% Hotel Tax For Oahu
The city’s troubled rail project would receive much of the new revenue despite objections to that plan from some critics of rail.
Lee Cataluna: A Wave Of Sunrise Hikers Shatters The Peace Of This Hawaii Kai Neighborhood
A newly restored Koko Head Trail and social media are drawing hikers with nowhere to park but residential streets. But now the neighborhood is fighting back.
Navy Advises Residents Near Pearl Harbor To Run Water To Flush System
The cause of the water issues is still under investigation. The results of water sample testing are expected later this week.
Former Honolulu Mayor Eileen Anderson Dead At 93
State flags will be lowered in her honor on Wednesday.
US Pacific Fleet Launches Investigations Into Two Red Hill Fuel Facility Spills
The Navy is investigating whether a 14,000-gallon fuel and water leak on Nov. 20 is related to a 1,600-gallon fuel release in May.
Convicted Cop In Kealoha Case Gets His Job Back In Arbitration
Daniel Sellers was indicted along with the former HPD police chief and his prosecutor wife in 2017. After taking a plea deal, he was fired by the department.
State Tells Pearl Harbor Navy Families Not To Drink Or Use Tap Water
UPDATED: DOH advised residents not to use the water near Pearl Harbor after area families said they’re being sickened by possible water contamination.
Honolulu’s Vacation Rental Crackdown May Hurt The North Shore Surfing Scene
Critics say the Blangiardi administration’s effort to control illegal rentals could cost legal short-term operators a bundle in higher taxes and fees.聽