The Sentry at Kapalua was canceled last January because of a water dispute that kept the Plantation course from being ready in time.

Sugar and pineapple acreage was sold off over the years, divided into hundreds of smaller plots for farming and housing. After the deluge, everyone is pointing fingers.

As farmers recover from devastating floods and historic rainfall, drought-stricken areas are soaking in the moisture.

The Keauhou aquifer’s current usage leaves room for more development, but a changing climate could significantly undercut that.

The Heʻeia Fishpond relies on fresh water to create the right conditions to raise fish for the community, but the stream that feeds into it was diverted 85 years ago.

The battle over who controls one of the island’s major water sources — a foreign company or a county board — appears headed to a contested case hearing.

A lawsuit over a controversial wastewater system in Kona may finally lead to development of a new regional park.

The repairs are needed to protect the island’s drinking water and ensure sufficient supply to face the growing wildfire risk, officials said.

Families who drank tainted water on Oʻahu were not informed that the Navy was sitting on the key proof, their lawyers allege. Now it is too late. 

Golf courses, big resorts and the Marine Corps Base on the Windward side of Oʻahu top the list of the state’s biggest water-hungry consumers.