Demolition is still planned to start in late August, but a larger master contract covering the entire site is still being negotiated.

The contracts have not been publicly released, but officials promised to publicize the documents after they’re signed by all parties.

Preservationists decry Gov. Josh Green’s late decision to approve a measure to remove an obstacle to development.

Residents have argued the luxury development would go against original incorporation agreements.

A 14-year legal battle over a disappeared marina in ʻEwa has finally ended

Local and state officials are joining forces to protect and preserve iwi kūpuna that are more frequently turning up in Kailua.

Hawaiʻi is seeking a restraining order against the landowner and builder who were installing a septic system at a Ke Iki beach property where iwi kūpuna were damaged.

A developer has come up with enough money to satisfy a $3.4 million debt and resolve a mortgage default, surprising those who had other plans for the area.

Lineal descendants of Punaluʻu and conservationists devise plans to permanently protect the land on Hawaiʻi island and its unique cultural and ecological features.

Land swap could clear the way for commercial development on land set aside for housing. Commissioners say it’s worth it for the revenue.