Advocates for more bike use were irked by recent police enforcements that appeared to target registration more than safety concerns.

Honolulu Council Chair Ernie Martin and Budget Chair Trevor Ozawa, who proposed big cuts in the city budget to raise rail funds, will travel with the mayor to the Capitol.

The Hawaii Emergency Management Agency said the worker who sent out a false missile alert had a record of incompetency, but he disputes that.

All seven candidates appear — separately — before the Council for Native Hawaiian Advancement.

State emergency officials were grilled at a U.S. Senate committee hearing as lawmakers try to rebuild public trust in the warning system.

As the state braces for sea level rise, vulnerable roads could be moved inland — and tunneled through mountains.

Federal prosecutors added three new charges in the corruption case involving the former police chief and his deputy prosecutor wife.

The state’s largest power utility is preparing for a surge in ownership of EVs during the next 30 years.

The city is set to test its new smart-card pass this summer and then launch the full system early next year.

The updated indictment adds a former Honolulu police captain to the alleged general criminal conspiracy.

Outgoing chairman Ron Menor pleads for his colleagues to “rise above personal differences and political ambitions.”

Supporters say improvements could happen more quickly if the state Department of Transportation was out of the way.