HONOLULU — Jason Esau uses a pressure washer to remove dirt and grime from the sidewalks of Waikiki, while his team leader, Kyle Hostallero, stops…
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HONOLULU — Less than a year after a massive wildfire ravaged Lahaina with shocking lethal ferocity, a federal agency is predicting that Hawai‘i over the…
HONOLULU — One of the most hotly contested bills Hawai‘i lawmakers passed this year could make residential neighborhoods more dense, though the beginning of such…
In the wake of the deadly Aug. 8 Maui wildfires, the City and County of Honolulu says it’s begun efforts to better respond to future…
Two cruise ships, which are under the Royal Caribbean umbrella, recently came close enough to the North Shore of Kaua‘i that residents asked local authorities…
HONOLULU — The Honolulu Police Department (HPD) is considering using video cameras mounted on at least four mobile security trailers to avert auto burglaries, thefts,…
HONOLUU — Two bills initiated by a new coalition on increasing state water safety have been passed by the Legislature and are headed to the…
What promises to be a significant step in bridging Hawaii’s digital divide — a $1 billion project to build undersea fiber-optic internet cables — was…
Child &Family Service put out a call to action to other nonprofits on Monday to join it in the battle to fight the harmful effects…
Missing Maui Emergency Management Agency documents make it “difficult to make a complete and accurate accounting” of activities inside the Emergency Operations Center on Aug.…