Honolulu’s hotels could house Oahu’s homeless population several times over, but officials have announced no concrete plans to expand the shelter system’s capacity.

A new testing and quarantine center is slated to open Wednesday in Iwilei.

The CDC says park bathrooms should be open 24 hours a day. Honolulu still isn’t following those guidelines.

Bathrooms at state parks and harbors, which homeless people rely on, are closed.

The city says it needs the state to expand mental and behavioral health services for the homeless population for more spending to do any good.

When it comes to public bathrooms, Honolulu is doing the opposite of what the CDC advises.

The city wants to lease out all of the iconic pavilions to beach service vendors, although officials won’t say it’s to chase out the chronic homeless.

When police and social services agencies couldn’t help, this small band of neighbors took matters into their own hands. And it worked.

Administrators of Oahu’s annual homeless count have struggled with inaccuracy and undercounting. Partners In Care’s new director is working to fix it.

As Hawaii’s statewide homelessness numbers start to dip, a former federal official tells lawmakers to keep doing what they’re doing.