DHHL wants to transform an airport hanger into a manufacturing center to lower costs and address a waitlist so long that people have died waiting for homestead land.

After years of futility, the Office of Hawaiian Affairs has new support for its plans to build affordable housing and a hotel on 30 acres of the Honolulu waterfront.

It’s scheduled for 6:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Hoʻokupu Center in Kewalo Basin.

The new Hawaii island trustee wants the office to have a better relationship with the Legislature.

The developers previously said they planned to start ‘vertical construction’ on Dec. 1. That didn’t happen.

Hundreds of residents stopped by Ala Wai Elementary School last week to vote on design options for the estimated $63 million bridge.

Law requires state workers to wait a year before doing work for pay before former agency.

Parcels next to the Hoakalei Resort in Ewa were a hot topic at the Honolulu City Council’s final hearing on the overhauling of its Land Use Ordinance.

He put them on hiatus after the Maui fires, but Josh Green wants to fast-forward to the most modern codes.

The new strategy is to buy land that can more easily accommodate homes without the extra expense of installing infrastructure from scratch.