Critics contend the state's analysis underestimates the amount of money that could be gained from requiring real estate investment trusts to pay corporate income taxes.

State and city agencies push back against a military effort to require non-disclosure agreements in work to prevent more fuel leaks that could threaten Oahu's water.

UPDATED: Sen. Brickwood Galuteria convinced the Oahu Board of Registration that he spends 60 percent of his nights on a pull-out bed in a one-bedroom Kakaako apartment he shares with his wife and his mother.

The 10 farm workers walked onto a field where the pesticide chlorpyrifos had been applied only 20 hours previously.

Alexander & Baldwin's decision means the end of an era for the Aloha State, and the loss of 675 jobs on Maui. It will also soon halt the controversial practice of sugar cane burning.

The election has been canceled, leaving in limbo the lawsuits claiming it should have been more inclusive or less inclusive.

If upcoming rules preclude greenhouses, entrepreneurs would be forced to use vast amounts of electricity.

Margaret "Peggy" Leong, an attorney and former parish administrator, is leading the state's new medical cannabis dispensary program.

A 2008 motorcycle crash on Kaluanui Road left a man paralyzed, and some say the city still hasn't done enough to make the road safe.