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A Chinatown nightclub has filed its second federal civil rights lawsuit against the city and Honolulu Liquor Commission, alleging the agency resumed retaliatory conduct that a $670,000 settlement agreement last year was supposed to end.
By: Ian Bauer
Honolulu Police Chief David Lazar Monday named two longtime Honolulu Police Department veterans as his permanent deputy chiefs.
A Chinatown nightclub has filed its second federal civil rights lawsuit against the city and Honolulu Liquor Commission, alleging the agency resumed retaliatory conduct that a $670,000 settlement agre...
Twenty North Shore residents have sued the City and County of Honolulu and the owners and operators of Wahiawa Dam in the wake of catastrophic flooding that damaged homes during the devastating Kona-low storms in March.
The Honolulu Planning Commission on Wednesday voted 7-0 to defer action on a zoning change sought by Amazon for its more than $600 million Project Savoy Fulfillment Center, delaying a decision on whether the company can build a massive five-story warehouse in West Oahu.
Skyline has set a new weekday ridership record as thousands of students returned to school and commuters faced heavier traffic with the start of the fall university semester last week, Honolulu Department of Transportation Services announced.
The developer of 1588 Ala Moana, a mixed-use development calling for a 400-foot luxury hotel tower and a separate residential tower with market-rate and affordable units at Ala Moana Center, is seeking a 90-day extension to allow for further Honolulu City Council consideration.
The YMCA of Honolulu’s effort to return its Central Y property near Ala Moana Center to lower-density zoning it previously had over a decade ago will undergo City Council scrutiny today.
The YMCA of Honolulu’s effort to rezone its Central Y property advanced at the City Council on Wednesday, as the nonprofit considers a sale of the 1.77-acre site near Waikiki.
The Honolulu City Council on Wednesday voted unanimously and without discussion to approve a 90-day extension for further consideration of the proposed 1588 Ala Moana development.
