Ernie Lau called the Navy’s target date of Dec. 31, 2024, to begin defueling its underground storage facility “unacceptable.”

Anyone interested in the grants has until Aug. 15 to apply for up to $30,000 in assistance.

But defense attorneys for former Sen. J. Kalani English are asking for a lighter sentence of 30 months.

An unexpected financial mess at the Elima Lani condo complex in Waikoloa Village leaves some property owners miffed and perplexed.

“Our local families cannot outbid those who are buying homes by their willingness to spend big and build big only to turn these homes into investor rentals.”

“I don’t believe it is time to raise property tax rates to help meet city obligations since the pandemic continues to present uncertainty with constantly changing conditions. “

After a decade serving neighboring House districts, Gregg Takayama and Roy Takumi vie for their new shared seat.

Sure, summer vacations are in the American grain. But teachers, at least, could make good use of the extra time to focus and improve student achievement.

“With an uptick in violent crime I find myself worrying about my family, the people I work with at the YMCA, even my neighbors.”

“The biggest issues facing Oahu are lack of accountability, inefficiency and blatant corruption in our government.”

“As public servants, the safety of our citizens must be our No. 1 priority.”

Leodoloff “Leo” R. Asuncion Jr. will replace outgoing Public Utilities Chairman Jay Griffin at the helm of the regulatory agency.

The commander of the U.S. Pacific Fleet said Oahu residents were right to believe Red Hill was unsafe.

Honua Ola Bioenergy is asking the high court to vacate and reverse a Public Utilities Commission decision that blocks the Big Island plant from operating.

“We need an administration that understands island hydrology (the way the water flows) and everything we do needs to be done in harmony with it.”

“Maui County is a community first and a visitor destination second. We lost that balance, and it’s time to restore it.”

Meanwhile, the officers involved in the cases have faced mixed consequences.

“It makes more sense to prioritize developing housing for working families before developing new hotels and other visitor accommodations.”

“We now have multiple projects in South Maui targeting the lowest-income brackets.”

Ua paʻakikī ʻē ka hele ʻana i ka hoʻomaʻemaʻe koko ʻia ʻana no kekahi mau kupa kuaʻāina. Kuhi ʻia, e hoʻopilikia ana ka piʻi ʻilikai i kēia mau mea.