The next governor will likely pick new leadership for the department. And both Josh Green and Duke Aiona want to see more money put toward building homes than infrastructure.

Abigail Kawananakoa has made clear in the past that she wants her fortune to be used to benefit Native Hawaiians.

But Sandwich Isles Communications says the state agency is on a "witch hunt" and is resisting providing information about its financial status.

Critics say Lt. Gov. Josh Green has used an inaccurate personal story about his mother-in-law for political gain. But others say he's being unfairly targeted by political opponents.

If they succeed, the residents would become the new owners of the seventh-largest landholding in Hawaii.

The FEMA program could help as the climate crisis worsens. But the public would have to know it exists and overcome outdated building codes and high property values.

Sam King, who is running for an at-large seat on the board of trustees, has raised and spent the most money so far this year.

A growing movement looks to raise Hawaii's next leaders through place and experiential learning.

Arrested earlier this month, members of the group claim they own the land as heirs of Native Hawaiians who got land grants during the Great Mahele in 1848.

The Council for Native Hawaiian Advancement is emerging as a business and political force in Hawaii.