While we’ve been sheltering from COVID-19, Hawaii has changed in big, unexpected ways.

HPD has yet to release any of its findings about the day two of its officers were killed.

She is a teacher who has served in Democratic Party leadership roles.

The state’s first mass vaccination site opened Monday.

HPD ticketed the federal official for being in a closed park in violation of the mayor’s order.

Fencing and blockades mar the open spaces of one of the most beautiful buildings in Hawaii and reduce public access to the workings of government.

The state borrowed $700 million to pay unemployment benefits, but businesses may have to repay it.

We are facing an urgent test of our moral character.

But it may be too late for some businesses, particularly restaurants.

If there is any hope for the future of local politics, it is coming from the left wing of the otherwise centrist Democratic Party here.

With money tight, lawmakers are looking to the Biden administration and Congress to help shore up a huge deficit as the 2021 session opens this week.

Hawaii has seen a triple-digit increase in cases for 14 straight days.

The pandemic is putting even more plastic into our oceans. But we can change that.

With Democrats in control, the Legislature needs to capitalize on the potential to pull in more federal money to rebuild.

The movement has never been just about Black lives. It’s about the injustices that can affect anyone.

Looking back at Hawaii’s response to COVID-19, no one was prepared for the crisis to last this long.

While federally permitted, the Environmental Protection Agency hopes the data’s public release spurs facilities to reduce their chemical waste.

Hawaii has seen a triple-digit increase in cases for 13 straight days.

All appointments scheduled through Feb. 7 have been canceled.