For seven months Kailua-Kona’s 1-acre government sanctioned homeless encampment sheltered about 25 people.

Since Gov. David Ige’s emergency proclamations loosened up regulations, some new-look subsidized housing is taking shape.

At a special neighborhood board meeting Thursday, supporters of a homeless encampment asked for a long-term plan.

The governor contradicts state officials who last week announced an imminent sweep and a possible federal grant to build an education center.

Leaders of the Waianae Boat Harbor encampment say the governor assured them there’s no impending eviction.

Hawaii’s leaders should do all they can to relocate the homeless ohana intact. They have earned our support.

Russell Wozniak has become a leader of Oahu’s efforts to develop innovative solutions to the low-income housing shortage.

The city of Honolulu is now working to match the Project Vision Hawaii trailer with one of its own.

Privately financed relocation programs have already flown hundreds back to the mainland. Now there’s a move afoot to spend public money as well.

But Loretta Yajima of the Hawaii Children’s Discovery Center in Kakaako will not be deterred from fulfilling its mission.