The last Sears department store will close in Hawaii. Some didn’t realize it was still open.

Island nations have long been hard-pressed to deal with serious medical conditions and disease. The coronavirus is not helping.

Coast Guard cutter Oliver Berry has spent September patrolling Samoan waters after the Pacific nation’s fleet was left underpowered.

The leaders of the U.S., Japan, Australia and India have finished an in-person meeting in Washington, D.C., as China looks on.

The partnership between DOE and Hele-On is in response to a statewide school bus driver shortage that’s led to lack of space on the bus.

People aged 50 to 64 with underlying conditions will also have priority for a third shot. So far, boosters are only recommended for the Pfizer vaccine.

Officer Chester Desiderio was the subject of an undisclosed administrative action for Facebook comments he made about former Sen. Will Espero.

The bill passed ahead of a highly anticipated decision by the Hawaii health director on the World War II-era tanks, which have leaked into the area’s groundwater.

More telescopes are expected to be decommissioned according to a plan that seeks to do a better job of managing the mauna.

Implementation requires swift coordination by schools and complex areas, and some just don’t have the staff to administer tests and send them to labs.

Rising gasoline and housing prices are driving up living costs for isle families, offsetting wage gains that had appeared to offer a bright spot in a tepid economic recovery.

The Honolulu Police Commission is urging the community to send in presentations and testimony regarding the search for the new police chief.

The move allows skydivers, gliders and other general aviation businesses to keep operating on the North Shore.

The FCC ordered the change to accommodate calls to the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline.

Issues are being raised ahead of the 2021 United Nations Climate Change Conference.

He served the local GOP as party chair and in the state Legislature.

He ʻiʻini ko The Office of Hawaiian Affairs e hāʻawi kālā ma o nā palapala haʻawina kālā i nā hui me ka hoʻēmi ʻana i kona hoʻolilo kālā ʻana aku.

Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders are often lumped together, which makes it impossible to see how distinct communities are experiencing the pandemic.

Diseases have already done enough damage to Hawaiian communities.

Compared to Honolulu, people who died in police shootings were often armed with guns themselves. Many also suffered from mental illness and substance abuse.