The council will vote on a resolution on Wednesday to officially oppose construction of up to seven telescopes on the dormant volcano.

The deal calls for a 10-year sentence, but a judge will have the final say at Ma’s sentencing scheduled for Sept. 11.

The unparalleled flow of dollars from the U.S. Treasury has created both challenges and opportunities for local government.

The state has significant potential for tropical aquaculture production but the industry needs more investment and less bureaucratic red tape.

One would-be tour provider said the National Park Service has revoked the application process for companies that want to reinstate tours of the isolated peninsula on Molokai.

Environmental threats on the rise as costly geopolitical problems loom as well.

A new audit from the Government Accountability Office raises questions about whether federal agencies have been doing their jobs to hold Micronesian grantees accountable.

Longtime leader Kitty Simonds has been recruiting a replacement, although she said she hasn’t yet decided when she’s going to retire.

State Court Judge Shanlyn Park and Assistant U.S. Attorney Micah Smith both fit President Joe Biden’s mold for judgeships as he tries to diversify the federal bench.

A bipartisan congressional group spent a day in Lahaina on Saturday.