A Honolulu park slide was removed and its entrance boarded up earlier this year. It’s still unclear when it’ll be replaced.

Medical building patients who had to climb the stairs express relief

Ticketing of Honolulu’s homeless population ballooned after the mayor pledged to get 1,000 people off the street in a year, but the effort tends to involve familiar faces.

It took years for the city to set up a program helping businesses that were negatively impacted by rail construction. Now, that program is underutilized and insufficient, business owners say.

Firefighters have a mantra: Risk a lot to save a lot. But a newly uncovered federal investigation into a firefighter’s death cautions fire departments against risking everything when they don’t know whether there’s anyone to save.

Remaining residents were terrified when a group of men in black clothing armed with a pistol showed up last week. Today they head back to court.

The controversy over the downtown Honolulu building pits one of Hawaiʻi’s oldest real estate services companies against an aliʻi trust established by Queen Emma to benefit her hospital.

A dog park is being added to the small park while other parts of it remain neglected.

DPP continues to work closely with its partner, Speridian, to fix bugs, refine workflows and provide targeted staff training.

The permitting director insists the new program is working and problems are being fixed, but some staff are begging for a return to the old system.