Visitors love Honolulu’s iconic state monument  — perhaps too much. Now there are plans to move pedestrian traffic to a different tunnel and possibly restrict vehicle access.

Excessive euthanizations and hostile working conditions are alleged by an organization that includes former and current employees.

Comparing a new public relations video of the Campbell Estate heiress to an unscripted discussion with her 11 years ago shows she’s not her old sharp self.

People living in vehicles seldom get counted in surveys and are often beyond the reach of service providers. Some don’t even consider themselves homeless.

Even Campbell’s Soup and tuna companies are having to repackage their products. But in Hawaii canned Spam bucks the trend.

The Humane Society wants to overturn Hawaii’s prohibition on canines other than service animals in restaurants. Bad idea, says the health department.

Headway has been made in the effort to reduce drunken driving, but a new and more difficult challenge has emerged for safety advocates.

Forget the aloha shirts and gift cards. These ideas might prove more meaningful for the giver and the recipient.

Those tomes you never quite get around to stack up as a testament to what you don’t know, and it’s crucial to be aware of that.

The designation was a victory for a community group that opposed Alexander & Baldwin’s plans to redevelop the 1.7 acre site in Kailua.

But a new generation of designers is revitalizing interest in Edwin Bauer’s iconic Mid-Century Modern buildings.

Since boulders fell into the sea at Laie Point, the city has issued a notice of violation for installation of a hot tub, fish pond and stone fire pit at the site.