Women in remote and rural parts of Hawaiʻi have long struggled to access abortion care.

Officials estimate about 90% of adult residential care homes have issues each year, though most of them are minor. Fines for larger problems are rare.

Community health clinics offer a window into how the state might be impacted by hundreds of millions of dollars in cuts expected in the coming years.

A new day treatment program has already graduated dozens of adolescents.

Micronesians are less likely to get mammograms than women overall in Hawaiʻi. Community advocates say public health officials need to break down barriers to early screening.

Hawaiʻi could have lost more than $89 million for critical community health programs, the Attorney General’s Office said.

Ninety Hawaiʻi residents under 18, most girls, got married in the last decade. State Sen. Joy San Buenaventura says marriage can be beneficial for young people. 

For years, understaffing and complaints of burnout at the city’s ambulance service have prompted discussion about merging it with the fire department.

Key mental health worker on Lānaʻi resigns, eroding in-person patient care and exposing the fragility of a system that depends so heavily on one worker.

An army of supporters, including the governor, rallied to help Jim Ireland advance after opponents blamed him for a toxic workplace and slow response times.