A community group and another residential development company say they want ample time to discuss their concerns about D.R. Horton-Schuler Homes’ large-scale Ho’opili project before the state Land Use …

The stability of O’ahu’s power grid is under scrutiny again after the second islandwide blackout in two years triggered a water shortage, left people trapped in elevators, shuttered major shopping centers and …

For the first time in Hawaii, federal agents are prosecuting an employer for hiring illegal immigrant workers.

The hot topic for two West O’ahu neighborhood boards this month is the city’s draft revision to the ‘Ewa Development Plan, the document designed to provide broad guidance for growth and development in the …

Once a major headache for police and lawmakers, copper theft is way down this year thanks to police crackdowns, tougher laws for copper sellers and recycling companies, and plummeting prices for scrap metal.

Roy’s Restaurant and the Culinary Institute of the Pacific announced the winners of the fifth annual Tom and Warren Matsuda Scholarship Culinary Competition held Sunday, November 16 at the Sub-Zero/Wolf …

Officials of the city Department of Budget and Fiscal Services are monitoring the Waipahu Community Adult Day Health Center and Youth Day Care Center to see if they are in compliance with a federal grant …

KUNIA - With the Head Start preschool facility in the center of Waipahu town closed, about 15 students yesterday made the trek to a temporary day-care center at the old Kunia plantation camp about eight miles …

Insurance company AIG Hawaii is asking its employees, customers and business partners to help fight the growing problem of hunger in Hawaii.

Traffic, schools and a weak economy are critical issues in Central O’ahu, a mix of communities that are mature - older Waipahu neighborhoods, Mililani and Waipi’o - as well as some of the newer, still-growing …