Ben Angarone

The council acted in November 2023 to reduce a backlog of permit applications, but the program hasn't launched yet.

Skyline’s usefulness is still below par 14 years after ground was broken and more than a year and a half after its first segment opened, new audit says.

Providing security to keep hikers away has proved costly and leaving the stairs partially in place is a safety hazard, the city said in a court filing Wednesday.

Users of a popular park in ʻEwa Beach still have a long wait ahead of them.

Contractors can use the input to inform construction bids, but they aren't required to.

State government has struggled to fill vacancies and nearly a third of its workers will be eligible for retirement in the next five years.

Former employees testified that Emergency Services Director Jim Ireland practices favoritism and retaliation, which contributes to staff and ambulance shortages.

Honolulu’s newest homelessness czar will be Roy Miyahira, a retired operations manager who spent much of his career at Nestlé Waters in California. Miyahira is taking on a big job. The city’s unsheltered homeless population doubled during the past decade, and much of the local response entails acquiring more shelter space. Officials added more than […]

A bumpy stretch of pavement sends riders off the beaten path. There's no timeline to fix it.

Most federal employees in Hawaiʻi work in the defense sector, but about 5,000 work for other agencies that could be affected by cutbacks under the Trump administration.