Anita Hofschneider

In a Pacific version of “Brexit,” residents of Chuuk plan to vote in March on seceding from the Federated States of Micronesia.

Shining a light on racial prejudice makes us all think more carefully about what we say — and can’t help but make our community stronger.

This Palauan woman is fed up with racism against her community on social media.

The jobless rate for Native Hawaiians was only 4 percent in 2017 but they continue to have higher-than-average poverty rates.

Incomes are slightly higher but housing costs are still among the worst in the nation.

Delegates quickly broke into factions in 1978, but they ultimately made breakthroughs on Native Hawaiian issues.

Workers in Honolulu are among those taking part in the election after the National Mediation Board rejected the airline’s opposition.

University of Hawaii officials said the increase in reports wasn’t surprising because of new federal policies and heightened awareness.

Federal officials are concerned the Ala Wai Canal, the historic waterway bordering the tourist district, will overflow this weekend.

Instead of translating announcements, the City of Honolulu relies on a multilingual radio station to reach residents who don’t understand English.

Kalei Akaka and Esther Kia‘aina will face off for the Oahu trustee seat while three incumbents advance with three challengers to November.

Sam King has the most cash on hand in the Oahu race, while Rowena Akana has the most in the at-large contest.