Several workers in Honolulu's roads division claimed overtime twice on the same day for different jobs done at overlapping times, Civil Beat investigation shows.

The mayor is happy he hasn't fired a bunch of city workers, City Council on-demand is a month behind, garlands and holiday ornaments deck the Hale.

The city paid workers overtime to fill an area the size of a football field in Waianae's Mailiili stream with concrete rubble. Fifteen employees earned more than 100 hours each for the work.

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Five employees logged enough overtime to more than double their pay, with one construction worker earning more than $100,000 in one year, Civil Beat investigation reveals.

Tiny turnout for hearing on massive energy project.

City Council committee advances police plan to install "overt" video surveillance in several Oahu neighborhoods.

One month since he took office, Peter Carlisle is still getting used to his new gig. He acts like the mayor, but says he doesn't always feel like it.