The city of Honolulu bought the building as a new home for the Sand Island Treatment Center.

Officials worry that if the shutdown drags on too long, landlords will be reluctant to accept Section 8 housing vouchers in the future.

A recent study finds the latest federal budget impasse is hitting the islands especially hard.

There’s talk in Congress of resurrecting the system for bringing home the bacon. But lawmakers say it’s questionable how much that would help the state.

The bill would require alerts to run repeatedly on TV and radio, and potentially also run on streaming services such as Netflix.

Every year there’s a small chance a flood will engulf Waikiki, destroying buildings and throwing Hawaii’s tourist mecca into mayhem.

The U.S. Supreme Court heard oral arguments Wednesday in one of the most high-profile cases so far of President Donald Trump’s tenure.

The state launched a website to track defense dollars with the help of a federal grant. But now there’s no one keeping the site updated.

Hawaii is second only to Virginia in the amount of money that flows into the state through Defense Department spending.

Mark Bennett, the former state AG under Hawaii’s last Republican governor, received bipartisan accolades during his Senate confirmation hearing.

While President Trump’s proposed cuts would have hurt the Aloha State, a new budget deal increased funding for many programs.

Prosecutor Jill Otake, who once had a shot at the job under Obama, takes her first step toward confirmation in the Trump era.