Remaining residents were terrified when a group of men in black clothing armed with a pistol showed up last week. Today they head back to court.

Thousands of people in Hawaiʻi will be cut from the program entirely or face additional hurdles, including added work requirements.

The state is creating a relief fund to cover costs for some — and will consider tapping into a $200 million contingency fund.

A temporary investigative group recommended rezoning thousands of apartment-zoned units so they can be used as both short- and long-term rentals.

Energy advocates say HECO’s effort to increase rates sidesteps ratepayer protection law.

Hawaiʻi’s food security is already weak. Nearly one-third of children in the state live in a food insecure home and the demand for food banks is on the rise.

Residents experiencing food insecurity are more likely to experience depression and have suicidal thoughts, according to new research.

Advocates say the need is greater than ever. But unions, businesses and state agencies are resisting.

State, federal agencies are looking into claims of bounced paychecks from the owner of Makana Lani and Burgers on Bishop.

Report: More people having trouble getting by are on neighbor islands.