Developers of much-needed affordable housing are supposed to get permits approved or denied within three months. It’s taking far longer.

Proposed restrictions would discourage people from sheltering in public transit.

New alliances are taking shape as Native Hawaiians occupy all three of the top positions.

The State Historic Preservation Division hasn’t adequately explained why it now supports the stairs’ removal, the suit says.

Hawaiʻi is seeking a restraining order against the landowner and builder who were installing a septic system at a Ke Iki beach property where iwi kūpuna were damaged.

A resident’s efforts to get answers about efforts to repair a buckled sidewalk and overgrown trees uncovered a lapsed maintenance contract.

Honolulu City Council approved a payout to the United Public Workers to resolve a dozen disputes over garbage collector pay. Delays by city officials added thousands in fees and fines.

It’s Groundhog Day in Windward Oʻahu, where a pedestrian bridge has been caught in a cycle of being destroyed, rebuilt and destroyed.

The measure, which needs to be signed by Mayor Rick Blangiardi, raises rates at a slower pace than initially proposed. Councilman Augie Tulba said it’s still “a heavy lift for many families.”

Applicants should start seeing a difference soon, the mayor says, thanks to new technology.