At its January 2026 meeting, the Waikiki Neighborhood Board reviewed fire and police updates, a Kapiʻolani Park Trust boundary swap, towing concerns, legislative priorities, new development plans, and adjusted beach closure times—all aimed at improving community safety, resources, and quality of life.

At its January 14, 2026 meeting, the Aiea Neighborhood Board reviewed fire and crime statistics, addressed water main breaks and legislative updates, discussed stadium demolition timelines and a proposed park resolution, heard community concerns about a youth facility, and deferred the filling of a vacant at-large seat.

At the January 2026 Waimanalo Neighborhood Board Meeting, officials and community groups reported lower crime and rescue statistics, highlighted infrastructure and park improvements, addressed youth sports needs and water rate concerns, filled board vacancies, and coordinated legislative and community-driven efforts to enhance Waimanalo’s overall well-being.

At the 14th Liliha-Alewa Neighborhood Board Meeting, attendees reviewed police crime statistics and fireworks enforcement, addressed parking and flooding issues, received updates on transportation and legislative initiatives, and highlighted volunteer opportunities and upcoming events.

What O'ahu's 2026 flood maps mean for condos: building-by-building zone shifts, NFIP timing, loan/DU impacts, and a closing checklist for buyers and AOAOs.

At its latest meeting, the Ewa Neighborhood Board reviewed December fire and crime reports, addressed unregistered e-bikes and traffic issues, confirmed seat vacancies and new board communication policies, discussed proposed road access and a community garden, received updates from developers and government agencies on infrastructure and land use, and concluded with calls for public feedback, reaffirmation of board processes, and notice of the next session’s schedule.

In its January 2026 session, the Aliamanu-Salt Lake-Foster Village Airport Neighborhood Board No. 18 recognized military and scouting contributions, kicked off tributes for America’s 250th anniversary, discussed fireworks and public safety issues, addressed flooding and infrastructure concerns, received updates on Aloha Stadium redevelopment and property tax exemptions, honored a “Warrior of the Month,” and shared multi-agency reports on community initiatives before adjourning.

In its first meeting of the year, the Koʻolauloa Neighborhood Board reviewed safety and crime updates from the Honolulu Fire and Police Departments, received city, state, and federal reports on infrastructure and legislative efforts, discussed a proposed Haula footpath and urgent wastewater upgrades, and set priorities to guide upcoming advocacy and community projects.

Complete audio version of Hawaii Revised Statutes Chapter 514B, the foundational law governing condominiums in Hawaii. 188 pages converted to audio format for real estate professionals.

During its January 7, 2026 meeting, the Manoa Neighborhood Board received first responder and city/state agency updates, addressed vacancies in Subdistrict 4, discussed traffic concerns including a proposed roundabout, raised issues with donation trucks near Manoa Marketplace, approved past meeting minutes, and scheduled its next session for February 4.