The Legislature is considering three key bills aimed at bridging gaps in trust between the state and the Hawaiian community.

Hawaiians are not unanimous in their opposition to the telescope and there is no religious authority to make decisions.

Updated: The ceded land revenues, which make up a significant chunk of OHA's annual budget, go to fund programs for Hawaiian beneficiaries.

The Senate includes affordable housing and more services for the homeless on its priority list.

Hawaiian music radio has always been about more than just music. It has been a space for Hawaiians and Hawaiian issues to be amplified.

The Supreme Court told the state to move forward nearly two years ago but courts and attorneys are still sorting out the details while Hawaiians wait.

The convergence of celebrations at this time of year springs forward with its overarching sense of goodness, human dignity, respect for all life and making the world a better place.

Climate change is threatening iwi kupuna from mauka to makai. Experts say the tools exist to come up with a solution but it will require political will.

Mental health professionals say the community is working to overcome the negative stereotypes associated with decades of hosting the island's less desirable municipal facilities.

From paying people to attend meetings to pushing legislation and even publishing a book, the federal fisheries panel spent years trying to influence state policy.