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After heavy rain ponded parts of Oahu's H-1 Freeway on Sunday, HDOT Director Ed Sniffen promised Monday to roll out procedural and structural changes to prevent future flooding.

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A wallaby that was found at a home in Nuuanu Tuesday morning is now in the care of the state Department of Land and Natural Resources, officials said.

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How safe is the water in Hawaii you swim in? Water at 55 of 218 Hawaii beaches tested by state DOH in 2020 exceeded federal safety threshold for swimming on at least one day during year, and 14 beaches were potentially unsafe on at least 25% of the days they were tested.

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Big Island: Coping With The 'Big Litter' Of Abandoned Vehicles

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Hanapepe: ‘This Is The Town That Keeps Refusing To Die’. The Kauai town has its flash points, but a shared sense of pride continues to hold this community together.

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Japanese Travelers Are Steering Clear Of Hawaii

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Friends Tell Court Former Honolulu Police Chief Kealoha Was A Model And Deserves Leniency

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Lee Cataluna: Hawaii tourism has spun out of control

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Lawmakers Poised To Save A Successful Program For Women Inmates: The YWCA says 84% of the women who complete the work furlough program never go back to prison. That's why a top lawmaker says restoring its funding is a "no brainer."

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Wet season rainfall outlook for the State of Hawaii

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State Sends Residents New Survey As It Assesses Foodborne Illnesses

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The magical season continues as the University of Hawai‘i women’s volleyball team is headed to the NCAA Tournament Sweet 16 for the first time since 2015.

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North Shore packed as spectators witness history at Pipeline

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Continued efforts to improve management of natural resources at the Hanauma Bay Nature Preserve has prompted the City and County of Honolulu to increase the entrance fee for non-local visitors to $25.

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The Feds Are Back In Hawaii As Corruption Probe Picks Up Steam Again: COVID-19 shut things down for a bit. But prosecutors are back in town and recently called former police commissioner Max Sword before the grand jury.

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Alleged Oahu Crime Boss’ Nightclub Was A Popular Place For Political Fundraisers: M Nightclub had a reputation as a rough place but political office-seekers didn’t seem to mind.

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Why Molokai Is The Least Developed Hawaiian Island: Even centuries before Captain Cook’s arrival, its resources were exploited by outsiders.

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Hurricane Douglas makes final approach toward Hawaii

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Waiahole families facing huge rent hikes as farmers fight to keep local agriculture alive

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Larry Ellison plans 30-year, $340 million project for Lanai

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These Native Hawaiian Plants Are Dying — Here's Why We Should Care - Honolulu Civil Beat

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Rail Contractor’s Former Lawyer Alleges ‘Illegal’ And ‘Dishonest’ Activity: A whistleblower lawsuit says Nan Inc. tried to drive up rail construction claims at taxpayers’ expense.

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An Accountant Is The Latest To Be Charged In The Miske Case: The charges filed last week against Tricia Ann Castro were the first to target a professional accused of aiding the Honolulu business owner in concealing his alleged criminal activities.

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The loss of roughly $220 million in federal funding may be imminent if the state and city don’t reach agreement on who would ultimately be responsible for putting up matching funds required to proceed with shoring up the Ala Wai Canal to protect Waikiki should the waterway overflow.

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Tulsi Gabbard Misses 2020 Presidential Debate Threshold: The Hawaii congresswoman didn’t qualify for the September debates due to her low poll numbers, but she hopes to be back on stage in October.

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