A few months ago we asked Native Hawaiian readers outside of Hawaii to tell us why they left the islands. Here’s what they had to say.

Reporter Kuʻu Kauanoe set out to explore the Native Hawaiian diaspora. She discovered unexpected things about her own identity along the way.

Hawaiians started moving to Las Vegas in the 1970s, and the community there continues to grow.

Nearly half of all Native Hawaiians live outside Hawaii. But, as we discover in the new season of Offshore, Hawaiians carry the islands with them to far-flung places.

A series of then-and-now photos show the impact of the coronavirus on tourism and traffic in Hawaii.

Mark Noguchi and Amanda Corby Noguchi share how the love for their community brought them together.

Dann Seki tells us about growing up in Aiea and his pride in being local.

Sean Choo tells us what it means to be local and how Hilo inspired his love for the land.

From our Hawaii Storytellers Feb. 21 event: Kuʻu Kauanoe talks about what it’s like being a “local girl,” but not always feeling like one.