Ian Scheuring News Today

City crews are expecting hundreds of potholes to pop up after this week’s heavy rains and state crews headed to the Windward side to start patching the holes.

Water levels in reservoirs and streams across Oahu still expected to remain high

The city says demolition of the more than 3,900 steps leading to the top of the Koolau Range, above Haiku Valley and the H-3 freeway, will begin at the end of April.

The city agreed to pay $12.5 million to the driver of a car that crashed in September 2021 in Makaha during a pursuit by Honolulu police officers who allegedly left the scene only to return and act like nothing happened.

The unparalleled flow of dollars from the U.S. Treasury has created both challenges and opportunities for local government.

The legal battle continued this week to save 4,000 feet of steel steps built on a sheer ridgeline above Kaneohe from a City and County of Honolulu demolition project.

To capture evidence of possible crimes, the Honolulu Police Department might use community volunteers to monitor its overt public surveillance camera system in Waikiki.

The Honolulu City Council voted unanimously Wednesday to adopt a resolution to use nearly $40 million in federal funds the city received during the COVID-19 pandemic for other purposes.

The City Council is considering legislation outlining use of nearly $40 million in federal funds Honolulu received during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Duane Kaaialii Jr. filed a lawsuit after surveillance video showed the suspect had leg tattoos, which he does not.