The reasons behind the failure of the ballot measure are complicated but experts point to "economic NIMBYism" as a culprit.

Old-school voters gnashed their teeth at election changes and wondered why there are only two in-person polling places on the island.

Honolulu is the only county in the state that hasn't yet finalized new concealed-carry gun rules, leading to a backlog in permit applications.

A settlement conference on Tuesday could determine the fate of a U.S. Clean Air Act suit against Howard Hughes Corp.

The Filipino-owned station broadcasts in 13 languages. But after 60 years of programming, it faces the challenge of attracting a new generation of listeners.

Council Member Tupola says this is part of a package of bills aiming to reform DPP.

Crowing roosters and squawking chickens are invading urban Honolulu, leaving residents sleepless, exhausted and angry.

Porter McGuire Kiakona now faces $475,000 in damages for violating debt collection laws in a case that started with a $150 fine against a dog owner.

Newly unsealed documents show the federal prosecutor's story of how a then 26-year-old convicted felon created an $8 million enterprise.

Sen. Donovan Dela Cruz's signature project for Wahiawa has been on Gov. David Ige's desk since January. Ige's not saying why he won't sign off.