Recent storms and other economic issues have taken their toll on Hawaiʻi’s flower vendors.

It’s easy to call someone a NIMBY and undermine valid opposition rather than fully analyze a project’s long-term consequences.

Japanese kyudo archery only attracts a small number of users on Oʻahu but a new facility would take up considerable public space.

The developer won approval after agreeing to turn a substantial portion of living space into a garage and remove one of its 17 bathrooms.

Lawmakers got a lot of pushback over a proposal to allow six units on a lot originally zoned for a single-family home, but they may reintroduce the measure next year.

A bipartisan bill pending in Congress would require social media platforms to first verify a company’s business credentials before allowing it to advertise.

For years, Lee Tonouchi has fostered a growing respect and love for Pidgin, a language once reviled as lazy, inferior — or worse.

Trump’s policies in the last year have caused structural damage to governance that might be difficult to reverse.

This month brings the realization that it should be time to face uncomfortable truths.