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The Section 8 program, which administers federal money, isn’t doing enough to prevent fraud and recruit landlords, a city audit found.

They approve a call for a fire safety group established more than 10 years ago to reconvene.

Some people are skeptical of a man with a criminal past who says he wants to sell his multimillion-dollar Kahala home and give $200,000 to a foundation to help working homeless families.

The city approved a contract to rehabilitate Kahuku Elderly housing complex despite the appearance of a conflict of interest, a federal audit found.

The state considers new rules that would give it some of the equity when workforce units are resold. Opponents say that’ll do more harm than good.

Their taxpayer-subsidized apartment building was supposed to be affordable for 50 years. But a loophole could end that arrangement far sooner.

Did a City Council member create legal risks by suggesting the council might deny a development permit if the condos were sold to Chinese buyers?

A  bill letting online brokers serve as tax collectors is likely to pass, but lawmakers are still debating giving local governments more enforcement power.

Improper foreclosure procedures were sometimes used, a federal judge found, and the stakes could be staggeringly high.

Lowered revenue forecasts are deflating hopes during a legislative session that started with the potential for real change.