Cameras at 10 major accident hot spots are catching red light runners and speeders. But ticketing more of them would overwhelm the state’s courts.

Salary commissioners say the pay bumps are necessary to keep pace with public sector union raises and to ensure salaries are on par with officials’ job duties.

New asphalt along South King Street meant bike path safety features had to be removed temporarily. They are taking too long to be replaced, cyclists say.

Japanese kyudo archery only attracts a small number of users on Oʻahu but a new facility would take up considerable public space.

Twenty community members have agreed to participate in panels that will interview semi-finalists next month.

Honolulu officials had planned to hold a press conference to provide updates on the storm Friday afternoon, but canceled it shortly after the evacuation order went out.

Public schools, parks, libraries and most government offices on Oʻahu will close amid forecasts of heavy rain and strong winds.

The city has limited options when it comes to disposing tons of refuse from the flash floods that roared through the North Shore last month.

City officials didn’t immediately have a clear picture of conditions on the ground. By the time they did, they said evacuation might not have been the safest option. 

The venue, which over the decades went from family friendly theater to purveyor of pornographic films, will likely continue to sit empty.