Stewart Yerton

A new Community-Based Renewable Energy program is designed to open the door for people previously shut out of the solar market

With a new chief executive and the bulk of a new fleet set to arrive, Hawaii’s dominant airline will face a major competitor — Southwest Airlines.

As solar systems and battery storage gain popularity, some say Hawaii’s law needs to catch up with the technology.

A City Council bill to preserve ag land in Koolauloa could restrict a proposed 550-unit housing and commercial development.

A Waimanalo company is trying to serve the growing market for people wanting greener burial options.

The manager of the Honolulu rail project says it needs to develop and secure an alternate route from Ala Moana Center in case it’s extended someday.

The HART board may be resurrecting a route plan far more ambitious than the one submitted to federal transit officials.

A backlash is brewing against a potential deal for the company to collect Hawaii taxes — in part, because no one knows what’s in the agreement.

A new FBI report says the now-indicted prosecutor leaned on a witness to help cover up alleged criminal activity in a private guardianship case.

A lonely contingent of Honolulu Tea Party members were in a welcoming mood that wasn’t shared by people at a Capitol rally.