Although in bad shape, the building is used for offices, community meetings and yoga classes.

These types of restoration projects are about the ribbon-cutting, but not the maintenance.

A $1.5 million investment from the American Journalism Project will jumpstart our plans to increase neighbor island coverage, part of our shared mission to build a future for local news.

There are protections in place for historic buildings in Hawaiʻi, although a new law allows some reviews to be sidestepped.

In many cases, the business interests of the Big Five evolved rather than vanished. The problems they sometimes caused followed as well.

Honolulu should follow Seattle’s lead and put this candidate campaign reform directly into the hands of voters.

The money is part of the state’s decades-old Legacy Land Conservation Program.

Hawaiʻiʻs governor would make a perfectly fine presidential candidate if we want to pretend this is still politics as usual.

Built to reopen a path from a crucial boat ramp to the ocean, the new channel through volcanic debris has already vanished.

The oceanfront institution is proposing a big increase in the frequency and size of evening receptions.