A federal judge on Friday said he would guarantee that all attorneys and expert witnesses would be paid for their services.

It was OK for Honolulu Police Chief Susan Ballard to publicly explain why she felt it necessary to reassign Tenari Ma’afala and other union officials.

UPDATED: The latest audit to drop on the agency blames “inexperienced HART managers and contractors” for not keeping costs in check.

UPDATED: Andrew Robbins has proven a “quick study” in his first year leading the project but needs to improve, according to his job evaluation.

With her federally funded attorney not getting paid and other expenses on hold, Kealoha wants her trial postponed.

Until the justices rule, there is no Honolulu City Council member representing District 4.

UPDATED: “Consultants often manage consultants, who manage other consultants,” the state audit found, and HART doesn’t hold them accountable.

Honolulu Corporation Counsel Donna Leong is the latest top city official to be named a target in the ongoing Justice Department investigation.

Rail officials said the settlement with Ansaldo covers a delay of more than 2,000 days.

In response to a pedestrian fatality in Aina Haina, government officials ordered changes that residents say has made the area more dangerous.

HPD Sgt. Daniel Sellers is the latest veteran officer to admit wrongdoing in the nearly 5-year-old federal corruption case.

UPDATED: The court appears to be focusing on how and when the Honolulu city clerk collected late mail ballots on election night.