During the annual Tour de Trash, members of the public got an inside look at where Oahu's garbage ends up. Civil Beat tagged along.

The makeshift landfill in Olowalu is supposed to be temporary. But a legal fight continues to brew over an alternative site.

After norovirus tore through the remote Kalalau campsite, campers and locals say it needs better management.

Transitioning rental car fleets to EVs could help the state meet its ambitious energy goals, but "range anxiety" leaves customers concerned about making it around the island.

The former county planner has the votes she needs but is facing ethics questions from three council members.

Conflicting guidance from permitting agencies makes it harder for the county to save or move roads threatened by the ocean.

In a lawsuit, Maui Tomorrow rejects the regulations as essentially toothless, but the county says they will expedite permitting and avoid unnecessary hurdles.

Ciara Kahahane is poised to leave the state Attorney General's office to serve as the board's new first deputy.

Hurricane Gilma, meanwhile, increased to a Category 4 hurricane but it was still far east of Hawaii and forecast to weaken.

With nearby graves already swallowed by the ocean, sea level rise and coastal erosion are now threatening to destroy an iconic Zen mission and cemetery.