Recently unsealed court documents point to a questionable link between a suspect in a drug case and the Honolulu prosecutor’s office.

City Council Chairman Ernie Martin thinks so — and wants to relocate the legislative branch out of the 90-year-old building.

The Honolulu auditor was concerned its results might be “discoverable” in a lawsuit filed by Louis and Katherine Kealoha.

The nonprofit wants to abandon its headquarters long before trains start rumbling nearby. But the city is offering to buy only a strip of landscaping.

Some GOP candidates have called for radical changes in how the transit project moves forward, but they’ve also been light on specifics.

As the homeless population increases on the Leeward Coast, a new plan for legal encampments is getting mixed reviews.

The changeover for units built just two years ago illustrates the economic difficulties that make for an apartment shortage in Honolulu.

Now the property owner who built the barrier without authorization is seeking after-the-fact permits, angering nearby residents.

The Department of Land and Natural Resources finds a new temporary site for sludge it will dredge from Manoa Stream.

The City Council approved funding for a facility to turn table scraps into compost, but others want the waste used for pig feed.

The City Council’s latest plan to demonstrate a willingness to help pay for rail construction has hit a snag.