How Do You Build A Community From Scratch? This Homeless Advocate Is Trying
The homeless community that has long occupied space next to the Waianae Boat Harbor has big plans to move to permanent homes at a new site.
2 Defendants In Miske Case Want The Court To Let Them Out On Bail
Hearings are set this week on motions to reconsider the judge’s prior decision favoring continued detention.
Covid Vaccine Opponents Try To Drown Out The Mayor At A Honolulu City Council Meeting
More than 250 people, apparently fueled by social media posts, testified for more than four hours at what was supposed to be an informational meeting about the pandemic.
Honolulu Settles HPD Excessive Force Lawsuit
The lawsuit accused the police of writing false reports to justify unreasonable force.
Here’s How Honolulu Plans To Spend $386 Million In Federal Covid Relief Funds
The blueprint includes $15 million for expanded coronavirus testing and other services and $10 million for vaccine incentives.
Honolulu Airbnbs Shut Down When The Pandemic Began. The Mayor Wants To Keep It That Way
The mayor sees the crackdown on vacation rentals as a tourism control measure.
No Vaccine? No Service In Honolulu Bars, Restaurants And Gyms Starting Next Month
On Sept. 13, Oahu will begin requiring proof of vaccination or a negative Covid test for entry to a wide range of establishments in a bid to stop the rapid spread of the coronavirus.
Two Honolulu Police Officers Are Under Investigation For Assault Of Prisoner
Two Honolulu police officers could face criminal charges for allegedly injuring a prisoner in January.
Homeless Sweeps Or Sanitation Activities? Advocates Say There鈥檚 No Difference
Honolulu’s mayor promised to end sweeps of homeless encampments, but his administration says it still needs to clear the “sidewalks, streets and parks.”
Honolulu SWAT Officer Shoots And Kills Man In Kakaako Apartment Building
The shooting occurred after a three-hour crisis negotiation.