On your marks, get set, go! Shoppers must recover from their Thanksgiving food comas earlier this year since the shopping period between Thanksgiving and Christmas…
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About two years from now, a new Honolulu high-rise will become the first rental apartment tower serving state Department of Hawaiian Home Lands beneficiaries, and…
LAHAINA — More than a year after the Aug. 8, 2023, wildfire displaced about a third of state Department of Education employees in West Maui,…
To improve health care access across the Big Island, the Hawaii County Planning Department hopes to expand where hospitals and other medical facilities are allowed…
LAHAINA — The phrase “home for the holidays” has special meaning for the Ah Hee ohana — Mau, Ariel and their two sons Manaiakalani, 6,…
A potentially life- saving pedestrian bridge in Kakaako should be ready for use by the end of the year following multiple construction delays on the…
A federal lawsuit filed Wednesday would allow firearm sales to 18- to 20-year-olds, claiming Hawaii is the only state prohibiting the age group from owning…
The Honolulu Police Department plans to install overt video surveillance cameras at fixed locations in West Oahu, an area that’s experienced increased, often violent crimes…
Honolulu police are pushing for tougher laws to slow the proliferation of homemade “ghost guns” after officers seized 88 untraceable firearms by Oct. 31. The…
Crime is down on the West Side during the three months since a spate of deadly shootings prompted county, state and federal officials to inundate…