An executive order emphasizes enforcement and safety education, but data shows infrastructure is also a major factor in many fatal accidents.

Legal experts said Sabrina McKenna’s opinion on the case involving three former city officials was not related to the matter before the court.

The prosecutor’s office halted the investigation into one of its own employees, blaming a paperwork issue. Now he’s back at work. 

A 15-acre campus is expected to include a food bank, fruit trees, community kitchen, wastewater treatment center and more.

The city wants livelier rail stations. The library system wants more access to their books. Can a vending machine pilot project satisfy both goals?

Advocates envision free food for local commuters at rail stations and beyond.

Kea’ahala Road connects Kāneʻohe town to major state facilities, but it’s been 20 years since it was properly repaved, and sidewalks are impassable for many.

The city took out dozens of crosswalks more than six years ago, but city officials they haven’t tallied how many have been removed since then.

The $7 million system, funded by city and federal funds, has had problems since it launched on Aug. 4. The mayor urged patience during the transition period.

A permitting loophole means the popular fast-food chain known for creating traffic snarls isn’t required to do traffic studies, and the city can’t make them.