Four other trusts, derived from the wealth of Native Hawaiian royalty, support a wide range of philanthropies and hold vast business interests.

UPDATED: Trustee Rowena Akana, who's in a legal battle with other board members, disclosed the money in a recent ethics report.

The Native Hawaiian agency claims it's becoming more open all the time, but a national study says otherwise.

Lei Ahu Isa takes over as the acting chair. She is the third trustee to lead the troubled board in three months.

Rowena Akana speaks to reporters and confronts a critic while her fellow trustees meet secretly to discuss accusations against her.

As she seeks to oust the CEO, new Chair Rowena Akana is the subject of numerous staff complaints.

Embroiled in lawsuits, the Office of Hawaiian Affairs wants to get rid of its chief executive six months after giving him a new contract.

Longtime incumbent trustees faced tough challengers.

Some non-voters might think they are showing deference to Native Hawaiians. They are mistaken — we all have a stake in this.

The Office of Hawaiian Affairs hired public relations consultants after a survey found many people believe it to be corrupt and badly managed.