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The much-anticipated analysis will shed light on a major problem that must be fixed before interim rail service can start.

A judge recently ordered the release of all body-worn camera footage in the Iremamber Sykap case, saying an open investigation doesn’t justify keeping it from the public.

After multiple delays, a judge dismissed the case against B.J. Kobayashi after his attorney argued that too much time had elapsed since the charge was filed.

Medical professionals say Hawaii’s social and economic threats are now greater than those posed by the virus.

The city’s legal costs in the eminent domain battle started at $4.6 million. Now, they’re poised to exceed $23 million.

Honolulu’s first major bikeshare system says it’s finally turning a corner on some of its pandemic-era adversity.

But a dark side may be looming. Distance learning is stunting education of students and that would cause problems for companies in the future.

Football game attendance will be capped at 1,000 people, and indoor weddings are still banned with outdoor weddings requiring masks.

As the health department held hearings on whether the Navy could operate its Red Hill fuel facility safely, fuel from a Red Hill pipeline was leaking into Pearl Harbor.

Maile Rego, an HPD whistleblower, called for the new police chief to rid the department of nepotism and dissension.