Hundreds of imperiled species, including endangered forest birds in Hawai‘i, could face greater threats from industry and development.

A loophole in federal campaign spending law left primary voters in the dark about who was bankrolling last-minute advertising in the contest for Hawaiʻi’s 1st Congressional District.

Charter Amendment Question 15 would make Oʻahu’s chief data officer a permanent steward of a public resource.

Over four decades, the losses piled up — prison, homelessness, illness, children taken by the state — and eventually, death. But the survivors would find sobriety.

Housing affordability is a big problem confronting Hawaiʻi residents, including those 65 and over.

In the previous cases, one defendant changed her plea to guilty and another faces a December trial

Kalei Akaka and Kumu Hina Wong are facing off for a seat on the nine-member Board of Trustees.

A West Virginia-based group registered to the former treasurer of Kanye West’s presidential campaign is sending thousands of dollars to a PAC funding Hawaiʻi candidates.

Brenton Awa and Jill Tokuda talk cost of living, climate change, immigration, Native Hawaiian issues and more.

Hawaiʻi-based immigration judges have ordered attorneys and their clients from as far as Texas and Alaska to travel to appear in person in Honolulu’s court.