The Maui wastewater case has far-reaching ramifications for the nation’s rivers, lakes and oceans. And it’s headed to a conservative Supreme Court.

David Ige’s office says he does not keep track of his visitors, raising transparency concerns.

The state is taking job applications until the end of the month.

Linda Chu Takayama will take over the office previously held by Ford Fuchigami.

The steepened penalty is expected to deter problematic illegal parking near popular beaches, trailheads and attractions on Kauai’s secluded North Shore.

Local emerging leaders and experts in their fields expound on the importance of bringing diverse minds to the table to develop solutions.

He said he wants to know how the misdeeds detailed in a federal corruption case were allowed to go “unchecked.”

Many older people live in condo towers. Now the push is on to encourage the buildings and their residents to better prepare for disaster.

Steve Johnson was the second person to die under the state’s new assisted suicide law. The state reports eight patients so far have received prescriptions for lethal drugs.

The criticism highlights a longstanding perception problem Hawaii has in attracting conferences and conventions.

Federal fishery managers recommended significantly increasing the amount of ahi that the fleet can catch.

The funding will be used to purchase aircraft rescue and firefighting vehicles, reconstruct taxiways and install runway lighting at four airports across the state.