Denby Fawcett

The Hawaii senator’s newfound coarse language is getting a lot of attention, not all of it positive.

This is about power more than sex. Until women achieve equality in the workplace, they will be vulnerable to unwanted advances.

Members of an advisory task force are already criticizing the planning department’s regulations for not going far enough.

David Kalakaua was a roving royal ambassador, developing nearly 100 Hawaii offices around the world, among other international outreach efforts.

Sharon Moriwaki beat state Sen. Brickwood Galuteria by 20 percentage points in a district full of high-rise condos.

Its super PACs have spent big money in recent elections, but its anointed candidates often lose. The latest example: Colleen Hanabusa.

The state has again extended the statute of limitations for filing lawsuits in cases of alleged childhood sexual abuse.

When an analyst said Ed Case has an advantage as the only white Democrat running for Congress, many of us were taken aback. We shouldn’t have been.

Park officials said the small fine is still a good step because it means prosecutors are taking illegal park activities seriously.

Rough political attacks are nothing new. In 1874, supporters of Queen Emma physically assaulted backers of David Kalakaua in the aftermath of a royal election.

Harry Kim caused controversy by referring to someone as “colored.” Let’s move past all ways of describing people by their complexions.

A Honolulu doctor has spent years caring for mentally ill people who are homeless, trying to earn their trust and overcome their resistance to getting care.