The expected decline could cost the island more than $30 million per month in direct spending, based on state tourism data.

Rail officials admit progress on a utility relocation plan has been too slow. The mayor worries that nearby residents and businesses will pay the price.

Radiant Cordero wants to represent the greater Kalihi area at Honolulu Hale.

UPDATED: Toby Martyn joined HART as a state appointee. Now, he’s the agency’s board chairman.

Louis Kealoha, the former Honolulu police chief, and Katherine Kealoha, a former deputy city prosecutor, are now scheduled to be sentenced on Oct. 31.

The Department of Environmental Services never got the word UH West Oahu should be billed, and now is working with the university to come up with an accurate estimate for the retroactive sewer charges.

Maui prosecutors cited Hawaii’s use of force law, which allows deadly force to be used by law enforcement against escaping jail or prison detainees.

The city aims to start installing technology that can detect traffic congestion on some of Oahu’s more than 820 lights next year.

Taxpayers are on the hook for as much as $700 an hour to block some records from being seen by federal investigators.

Volunteers mapped Oahu “hot spots” as climate change heats up.

Instead, State Parks Administrator Curt Cottrell is trying to “cobble together” enough funds to demolish some of the most dangerous parts.

Katherine Kealoha had been awarded hundreds of thousands of dollars by a civil jury. But her uncle and grandmother are hoping to get that back.