The current proclamations Gov. Josh Green enacted to address Hawaiʻi’s affordable housing shortage will remain intact, the high court said.

Six legal claims are pending over people who killed themselves behind bars, with more to come.

The Mexican citizen had pleaded guilty and was convicted of illegally reentering the United States.

Psychiatrists who inspected state facilities cited problems ranging from overuse of pepper spray to intentionally harsh conditions on suicide watch.

The pandemic erased years of progress in erasing the performance difference between boys and girls nationally — and in Hawaiʻi.

One of the defense attorneys said his client may be a scapegoat for those truly responsible.

We’re seeking input from residents of Kauaʻi and Hawaiʻi island about how we can best meet their current and future information needs.

An anti-affirmative action group wants the school to end its policy of giving preference to Native Hawaiians. The school promises a vigorous defense.

‘Guardians Of The Deep’ took readers to the farthest tip of the Hawaiian archipelago.

A psychiatrist set out to find a 33-year-old Hilo woman who battles homelessness and addiction after a failed medical intervention.