Nearly half of Hawaii recipients of food support are employed but the end of additional federal assistance is going to sting.

More youth advisory councils would enable young people to be involved in decisions about the future of their community.

Increased testing for PFAS may reveal a problem Hawaii is not prepared to deal with. 

Homeless people face a number of barriers to getting the help, including a dearth of available housing and a safety net system that isn't always designed to meet their needs.

It's been six months since I was able to see a therapist, but I am one of the lucky ones.

A Waimea clinic has become the first to offer transcranial magnetic stimulation.

The agreement with the Department of Labor requires Sand Island Treatment Center to pay back wages of almost $452,000 by Wednesday.

State tax officials say language has already been drafted to address concerns that lawmakers will need to add to the bill.

Regulators want to standardize practices, but some people fear mandatory licensure could hurt rural and Native Hawaiian communities.

It remains to be seen whether the city can consistently comply with the new, high standards.