The YWCA says 84% of the women who complete the work furlough program never go back to prison. That’s why a top lawmaker says restoring its funding is a “no brainer.”

Iolani Palace was already struggling to find the money for much-needed repairs. Then came COVID-19.

The Star-Advertiser’s plan to cut 30 newsroom staff may turn out to be a negotiating ploy, but it’s “shocking” news to the journalists who were on the layoff list.

The U.S.’ current crises are often compared to the upheavals of 1968. But there are key differences, notably how the struggles with COVID-19 and racial injustice are seemingly bonding us with the rest of the world.

Gov. David Ige shouldn’t be pressured into reopening the state for tourism too early.

Restaurants on Oahu will be allowed to open June 5 for customers to eat inside again.

Officials got a jump on preventing the disease among the homeless, who may also have been protected by their habits.

We can use technology to encourage visitors to avoid crowded sites, charge for driving in heavy traffic and entice big spenders.

Not all tourists are bad. If we want quality tourism, we need to find a way to welcome high-caliber visitors.