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Honolulu says it wants to preserve the integrity of residential neighborhoods. Rental operators believe the city wants to regulate them out of existence to benefit the hotel industry.

A naval officer told the state health department that there are corrosion issues, including “holes in tanks,” that are being hidden from regulators.

The Honolulu Police Department is painting a different picture of the reasons officers arrested the girl at her elementary school.

A new report gives the rail agency the green light to replace the steel wheels instead of the track crossings.

A number of businesses from surf schools to yoga classes have set up shop in Kapiolani Park without permits, with few consequences.

Former judge Michael Broderick has been on the commission about 15 months.

As it stands, Hawaii’s Covid-19 state of emergency officially ends on Nov. 30, but it won’t really be over until Gov. David Ige says it is.

Under the new bill, some people will be allowed to stay in short-term vacation units for less than 180 days, including full-time students and temporary medical workers.

“It is unfortunate that the races of the adults and minors involved in this case have been made issues,” Deputy Police Chief Ryan Nishibun said.

Hawaii’s senators and congressmen are turning up the heat on the Navy after military officials waited months to report evidence of a pipeline leak to state regulators.