The first state to legalize abortions still must fight battles over weakening the law, and must deal with limited access on some islands.

The system is designed to relieve crowding at the popular hiking trail but it may take some time to work out the kinks.

The expensive and cumbersome lei used to evoke profound emotions, but somewhere along the line, the meaning got lost. Will it make a comeback?

The state has started asking tourists to malama the aina, but there’s plenty of evidence that residents have not taken that message to heart.

The emergency exemption allowing sidewalk dining has expired but the city wants to bring it back and make it permanent.

A group of Chinatown business advocates took action to address the problem in their community.

With mask requirements set to expire, a look back at how we adapted to the rules throughout the pandemic.

Thieves stole the first three boxes of free books, but the fourth time was the charm.

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is far from Hawaii, but its savagery is immoral and could increase our everyday costs.