Denby Fawcett

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.

New efforts by the state and city can’t hide the fact that for the hardcore homeless, the government is a cleaning service.

Millennials lead the charge to convince a development company to hold off on its plan to redevelop the Pali Lanes site.

Our columnist and 11 other women in her fitness class lifted more than 30 tons of kettlebells in an hour.

The longtime lobbyist for tobacco, liquor and gambling interests and prescription drug companies says this time he’s “on the side of angels.”

Trudy Wong has survived weight checks, girdles and forced retirement at age 32.

Even a single touch can get you sued for sexual harassment, but not everyone agrees that hugs should be prohibited.

In Hawaii’s hugging culture, it’s hard to tell when the traditional hug and kiss is innocent or inappropriate.