A long-delayed effort to acquire Honolulu Landing takes on new urgency with its real estate listing.

While hundreds of Japanese-Americans were the first held at Honouliuli, many more Koreans followed.

A fragile, improvised network of services stretches across East Hawai‘i island.

Edward Gravierʻs descendants never knew he sailed to Hawaiʻi in the late-1870s. Then his great-great-grandson found him on the Civil Beat website.

Lease negotiations should proceed on island time, not military time.

How these beleaguered projects are being handled speaks directly to the transparency and trustworthiness of state officials.

Unless we’re willing to go all-in on this approach to increasing housing, we should quit pretending it’s part of the solution.

One Hawaiian cultural expert thinks unity among all cultures is possible. Another says no way.

A single state archeologist is juggling about 300 projects on Oʻahu, from reviewing development proposals to responding when laws are violated.

Some people say they’re icky and slimy. But these scientists think they’re beautiful.