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Private plans to build a traditional Japanese archery range and training facility at city-owned Mau‘umae Nature Park in Kaimuki have been abandoned, as city officials and the project’s sponsor seek a new location following community opposition, park officials announced Tuesday.
By: Ian Bauer
Homelessness on Oahu increased slightly in 2026, according to the latest findings from a Point-in-Time Count.
Private plans to build a traditional Japanese archery range and training facility at city-owned Mau‘umae Nature Park in Kaimuki have been abandoned, as city officials and the project’s sponsor seek a ...
A civil lawsuit against an on-duty Honolulu Police Department officer involved in a 2023 crash with a civilian vehicle in Kapolei has been settled, city officials say.
By: Ian Bauer
The Honolulu Youth Commission is encouraging city and state officials to apply lessons learned from community-based disaster response efforts during the Kona-low storms in March and similar foul-weather incidents in recent days to improve future emergency preparedness planning.
The Honolulu Youth Commission is encouraging city and state officials to apply lessons learned from community-based disaster response efforts during the Kona-low storms in March and similar foul-weath...
An extensive effort to rejuvenate the play field at Darrell T. Young Waikele Community Park in Waipahu will continue with a three-month resting period for the field that’s scheduled to begin today, city park officials say.
The longtime operator of Koko Crater Stables, recently threatened with eviction, has received a reprieve after the city rescinded its notice to vacate the city-owned property.
The Honolulu City Council is moving forward with legislation aimed at having the city acquire and restore the long-derelict Queen Theater in Kaimuki into a multipurpose venue for the public.
The Honolulu Authority for Rapid Transportation has received a $125 million federal reimbursement connected to last year’s opening of the more than $10-billion Skyline project’s second segment past the airport, the agency’s leadership announced Friday.
