Shanlyn A.S. Park would be the only Native Hawaiian woman on the federal bench.

Self-preservation backed up by stringent building codes can significantly limit the potential for fire damage.

Officials said Thursday they were confident that they had capacity to meet the need.

The mother of a Waimanalo girl allegedly murdered by the couple who adopted her says she is sober and working to prevent the state from putting her newborn son into the same system.

In 1922, newspapers reported extensively on the possibility of a Filipino branch of the Ku Klux Klan operating in the Hawaiian islands. There was no such group, but the real story is just as dark.

The former Honolulu mayor is currently a visitor industry executive.

At the 11th hour, Gov. Green pulled the lieutenant governor’s budget out of the red. 

Real estate purchases by anonymous shell companies can distort appraisals and tax assessments.

Council members and neighborhood board chairs are voicing concerns over the lack of public input in the process.

Programs matching senior homeowners with roommates are growing in popularity across the country. Can a similar effort succeed in Hawaii?