The Honolulu police chief says the department will no longer share data with other agencies, but five months of data remain in the hands of the IRS.

The state’s consumer advocate wants the utility to provide more information about storm outages. Residents say they also deserve clearer answers about frequent outages that don’t seem tied to weather.

Some clean-up is underway at Kaimukī’s longtime dim sum eatery where the ceiling collapsed, food rotted.

Honolulu’s official bird gets a little help from its friends.

The ceiling of a Kaimukī eatery caved-in, leaving diners to evacuate. A month later, the leftover food remains untouched, swarming with flies.

A derelict party boat is part of a longstanding problem with abandoned vessels that end up as dead weight in the budget of the state’s boating division.

Seniors at a state-owned affordable housing complex in Kakaʻako are scared about rising rents as the development authority seeks to recoup losses at the financially troubled project.

When special assessments and maintenance fees skyrocket, residents who volunteer for housing boards rarely have training and often lack access to important documents to figure out if it’s justified.

Heavy rains once again overwhelmed Honolulu’s sewage system last month, leading to spills.

Forest stewards say Honolulu’s tree canopy is natural infrastructure worth investing in with more extreme weather around the corner.