If Hawaiʻi County’s general plan finally passes this week it could set in motion an effort to improve public transit, make urban areas denser, and add paths for pedestrians and bicycles.

The bill would create a new low-interest loan program to help eliminate some of the 80,000 cesspools leaking millions of gallons of sewage into Hawaiʻi’s nearshore waters daily.

Unless we’re willing to go all-in on this approach to increasing housing, we should quit pretending it’s part of the solution.

To house Hawai‘i’s future, we must be ready to reform, invest and build, a new essay argues.

The Senate Commerce chair was in the middle of some of the Legislature’s most contentious issues.

New bill establishes state insurance and loan programs after years of false starts, allowing the government to serve as the insurer of last resort for condo associations.