Ian Bauer is a journalist who writes for Yahoo News, Honolulu Star-Advertiser, and Yahoo Finance. His work has also been featured in Stars and Stripes and The American Lawyer. Ian covers a wide range of topics, including local news, transportation, business, and technology.
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By: Ian Bauer
As Honolulu lawmakers consider a ban on the sale of single-use plastic bottles at city-owned properties as a way to curb waste, Mayor Rick Blangiardi’s administration has expressed skepticism over desired restrictions it believes are largely unnecessary.
A state-imposed deadline of Dec. 31 looms over Honolulu Mayor Rick Blangiardi’s administration.
Between Ocean Safety Lifeguard Tower 8-B and Kaelepulu Stream, there lies a sea of dunes.
By: Ian Bauer
City & County of Honolulu officials announced today that they have selected an area northwest of Wahiawa as the proposed location for Oahu’s next landfill.
An empty-homes tax meant to penalize real-property owners who leave their Oahu residences vacant for extended periods of time was formally deferred Wednesday evening by the Honolulu City Council.
The Queen Theater, once an iconic, 1930s-era landmark in the heart of Kaimuki that over the decades would attract illicit and illegal activities, public complaints and vagrants, is now on track to be a city-owned property.
Kea Smith, a 14-year paramedic station supervisor with the City and County of Honolulu, said his first- responder colleagues recently completed a survey.
Honolulu city officials call for a study to be done on the merger of paramedics into the fire department following a survey of EMS personnel
Costly delays and mismanagement over Honolulu’s over-budget, long-overdue rail line are the basis for a new lawsuit being brought by the project’s principal contractor.
People interested in running for a seat on their local neighborhood board can now register as a candidate for the 2025 election, the city Neighborhood Commission Office announced.
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