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How the top Democrats in the race approach housing issues also demonstrates how they might operate if elected to office.

One of the resolutions calls for a formal investigation into how the house in Napili was allowed to be built despite being in violation of numerous building codes.

Employees lack confidence in planning director Michele McLean whom they see as “heavily politicized and unconcerned with staff welfare or input.”

The Hawaii Zoning Atlas aims to decode complicated zoning jargon for the public to use.

The High Court’s decision paves the way for service members and their families to bring their claims about toxic contamination to Hawaii state court.

The complaint by legal short-term rental operators says the city is taking away their property rights.

While government and private employers in other locales are increasingly stepping up to build homes to address housing shortages, the idea has not caught on in Hawaii.

As residents across the U.S. struggle with rising housing prices, policymakers are increasingly looking at models for “social housing” including in Vienna, Austria, as a way to improve the situation.

Even if families qualify for loans, monthly costs can be so high that they struggle to hold on to their homes in the long term.

Critics point to decades of broken promises by developers, who say those in opposition will do anything to delay. Now it’s up to the planning commission to decide.