A federal advisory group is told about growing discrimination toward COFA citizens in housing, education, health care and employment.

The Associated Press says a Big Island case involving a Marshallese man highlights the need for language interpretation.

Some schools send students home frequently and some don’t, but data for the 2013-14 school year show significant discipline disparities based on ethnicities.

A program that could help people realize their full potential is available to thousands in Hawaii, but only hundreds are taking advantage of it.

Hawaii human-trafficking activists say Kathryn Xian’s in-your-face style is hindering progress and hurting the victims they are trying to help. Now, she’s in danger of losing her seat on a statewide task force working to find solutions to the issue she’s so closely identified with.

The Hawaii law is effective January 1, 2016.

When it comes to rents and real estate, the state’s middle class can’t compete with the endless pool of people who want to move here.

The Medical-Legal Partnership for Children in Hawaii has been helping the low-income community for the past six years.

We can acknowledge their experiences by enabling those contributing to our state, who continue to fight for the survival of their families, to live unafraid.