Homeless Rousted from Kakaako as ‘Hawaii Five-0’ Readies Shoot
Officials say the latest operation wasn’t prompted by TV show’s car chase scene, but some of the homeless and advocates are skeptical.
Report: Provide Cheaper Housing, More Rental Units in Kakaako
The Hawaii Community Development Authority may change its rules to ensure there’s more affordable housing in fast-growing Kakaako.
Denby Fawcett: Saving Mature Trees in Kakaako
Developers say they are preserving trees when they can but environmentalists and residents are worried.
Tiny Studio Apartments May Be Coming to Kakaako
The Hawaii Community Development Authority is moving forward with a plan to develop micro units that low-income people can afford.
Denby Fawcett: Will Next Governor Protect Park Space in Kakaako?
All four candidates say they want public park space but each has his own idea on how much and how to get it.
Three Candidates, Three Views on Future of Fast-Growing Kakaako
Mufi Hannemann, David Ige and Duke Aiona discuss housing, infrastructure and the governor’s influence on the area under control of state redevelopment district.
Honolulu Mayor Celebrates Renovated Kakaako Park
Developer Stanford Carr donated money to add a new basketball court, playground and landscaping.
Howard Hughes Withdraws Petition to Provide Fewer Affordable Units in Kakaako
The developer asked HCDA to clarify whether it would be OK to provide rentals that remain inexpensive for a longer period of time in lieu of for-sale units.
A&B Kakaako Condo Sells Out Quickly
Some homeowners waited in line as early as 1:30 a.m. for sales to open at 9 a.m.
Storm Prompts Kakaako Parks Closure, Frustrating Homeless Advocates
Kathryn Xian, congressional candidate and advocate for homeless people, argues closing the parks tonight isn’t necessary.