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Many of the more than 300,000 homeowners on Oahu are set to pay significantly higher property taxes both this year and next.

Gerard Puana, the uncle of convicted felon and former Honolulu Prosecutor Katherine Kealoha, has reached a nearly 3 million dollars settlement with the City and County of Honolulu.Puana was at

The city is paying up to five times the cost of private security but says it's worth it.

Potholes are everywhere and often pop up after heavy rain. Those pesky potholes can damage your tires and vehicle, and the costs add up. What can you do if that

The city's Department of Planning and Permitting says it needs to review the measure after complaints from property owners about potentially disastrous effects on businesses.

The deal means 5% pay increases per year for three years for more than 2,700 officers across the state.

Longtime Waikiki resident and neighborhood board member Kathryn Henski recalls feeling safe walking down Kalakaua Avenue decades ago. Henskis sense of security while strolling along the strip, however, has faded

HONOLULU -- More than 500 years ago, Hawaiians placed four boulders on a Waikiki beach to honor visitors from the court of Tahitis king who had healed the sick. They were "mahu," which in Hawaiian language and culture refers to someone with dual male and female spirit and a mixture of gender traits.

A new exhibit at Bishop Museum in Honolulu is drawing attention to a more than 500-year-old story about four high-ranking visitors from Tahiti who healed the sick. The healers were

A new exhibit at Bishop Museum in Honolulu is drawing attention to a more than 500-year-old story about four high-ranking visitors from Tahiti who healed the sick.