BSC Acquisitions wants two towers atop Macy's parking lot at Ala Moana Center — critics say the trade-offs still fall short.

Lanterns, stargazing and mooncakes fill Chinatown Cultural Plaza this year even as the aging complex heads toward the wrecking ball.

Each crane weighs 3.5 million pounds and will run on Kapalama Terminal's new solar microgrid, built to survive 36-hour outages.

Pūʻolo, formerly Kai ʻOlino, survived a $20 million blaze and a New Year's arson attack before finally opening in ʻEleʻele.

Pāhoa High retained nearly a quarter of freshmen in one recent year, while Keaʻau built a summer program to catch kids up.

A resident nearly fell five to six feet when the span collapsed as he crossed. Neighbors now rig wood planks to reach the outside world.

Canterbury Place residents on Ena Road say pets died and an elderly neighbor overheated while Hawaiian Electric stayed silent for days.

Honolulu heats up through Friday before stronger trade winds and more frequent showers move in for the weekend and early next week.

Police say the man's death appears tied to Hurricane Lala, days after a 93-year-old Nā‘ālehu teacher became the storm's first Big Island victim.

Oʻahu's biggest pickleball tournament grew to more than 1,000 players last year — and now it's adding a college division.

Four women in their 80s were hurt when a Waialae Avenue roof gave way mid-meal. 11th Avenue stayed closed for the rescue.

Maui police say the woman photographed at American Savings Bank's Pukalani branch has been identified. The theft could bring felony charges under Hawaii law.

Planners are weaving Hawaiian place-based knowledge into a new 600-student Waikapū campus, with a fall open house ahead.