Recent court filings in the civil asset forfeiture case suggest that a criminal investigation may still be alive.

The man was wielding a knife and didn’t stop approaching police after being shocked with a Taser, police chief said.

Newly sworn-in Ocean Safety Chief Kurt Lager sat down with Civil Beat to discuss his plans for keeping Oʻahu beachgoers safer.

City crews were hard at work Monday as Honolulu residents waited for the wind and rain to pass.

Drones are already used by law enforcement for special operations, but the program coming to Waikīkī marks a major increase in police surveillance and will be the first time Hawaiʻi uses drones as first responders.

Laura Ruby has opposed a bridge over the Waikīkī canal for almost 20 years. Even as construction inches closer, she has no plans to stop.

Honolulu’s only waste incinerator needs fresh investment to bring it up to international standards, council vice-chair says.

It has been almost three years since the state agreed to take Lake Wilson and Wahiawā Dam off Dole’s hands, but it has yet to take possession of the hazardous system.

Fireworks citations and fines were up on Oʻahu, but the jury is still out on how effective aerial drones will be.

Owners of blighted properties won’t say what they’re planning to do with vacant lots and deteriorating buildings in Waikīkī, and there’s little that public officials can do about it.