The Hawaiʻi Community Development Authority is closing in on a final plan for Kalaeloa but major infrastructure needs mean it will be years before new development can begin. 

Kamehameha Schools has yet to release its plan for Kamilonui Valley. But the school’s history of development in the area is stoking fears about what will happen to Hawaiʻi Kai’s last farmlands.

The lawsuit argues that Kapalua’s water shortages are not simply the result of less rainfall in the area, but rather Maui Land & Pineapple’s failure to maintain its water system.

Demolition is still planned to start in late August, but a larger master contract covering the entire site is still being negotiated.

The contracts have not been publicly released, but officials promised to publicize the documents after they’re signed by all parties.

Preservationists decry Gov. Josh Green’s late decision to approve a measure to remove an obstacle to development.

Residents have argued the luxury development would go against original incorporation agreements.

A 14-year legal battle over a disappeared marina in ʻEwa has finally ended

Local and state officials are joining forces to protect and preserve iwi kūpuna that are more frequently turning up in Kailua.

Hawaiʻi is seeking a restraining order against the landowner and builder who were installing a septic system at a Ke Iki beach property where iwi kūpuna were damaged.