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After heavy testimony from the community and sparring between commissioners, the final map was chosen to match the population change.

The complaint alleges that the police falsely claimed that a car driven by Michael Kahalehoe grazed an officer and rammed cars.

Hawaiian Airlines plans to restart flights to Australia in time for the holidays but still expects revenue to be considerably lower than before the pandemic.

In May, a Navy pipeline at the Red Hill facility spilled 1,618 gallons of jet fuel, 38 gallons of which were not captured.

The attorney who provided the video says it shows three police vehicles pursuing a Honda at a high rate of speed on Farrington Highway.

As the city searches for a new site, the Westside offers lessons on how a place can turn into the island’s perceived ‘dumping ground.’

The former state senator and land board chair, along with her deputy, share goals for Honolulu’s Department of Parks and Recreation.

Mayor Rick Blangiardi’s office and the City Council are still hammering out details about how to spend $386 million in ARPA funds.

Anton Krucky, the former CEO of a biotechnology company, is now in charge of the city department that administers housing vouchers.

U.S. District Court Judge Derrick Watson ruled the issue is moot because none of the plaintiffs has been required to get vaccines.