More residents drown on the North Shore of Oʻahu than almost anywhere else in the state. Even as the county ramps up resources for lifeguards, it’s a difficult problem to solve.

Lawsuit alleged that the head chef of Ala Moana’s Margotto restaurant rained blows and slaps on his sous chef.

Suit estimates it is costing $1.2 billion for the Board of Water Supply to clean up and protect Oʻahu’s drinking water wells.

New legislation that grew out of the tragedy last New Year’s Eve in Salt Lake provides additional tools for law enforcement to police fireworks use.

Every summer, approximately 1,200 keiki spend a week in the Honolulu Ocean Safety Department’s Junior Lifeguard Program. The locations are spread across Oʻahu and fill to capacity almost as soon as registration opens in May.

A paraglider pilot injured in a 2023 accident is suing an Oʻahu air tour company for negligence.

Repaving is also coming for most of the 900 parking spaces at Hawaiʻi’s largest small boat harbor.

The City Council hasn’t come up with funding yet for the program and research shows cameras alone may not be effective.

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.