Morning showers will give way to sunny skies in Honolulu, but gusty trade winds will stick around through Tuesday.

Marchers, floats and spectators stretched from Magic Island to Waikīkī as Hawaiʻi's biggest queer celebration returned Saturday.

HPD says the Kalihi bust is part of a daily push against Oʻahu's illegal game rooms, now backed by a felony law.

Hinahina on the Beach seats 250 guests over Gray's Beach and brings back a buffet locals begged for.

Kalepa 23's renovation sets the complex up for 30 more years of use, officials say, as Kauaʻi eyes 175 new Lima Ola homes next.

Chief David Lazar is pulling officers from narcotics, traffic and training units after HPD overshot its overtime budget by $6 million.

The ‘Ewa Beach favorite now serves its full Mexican menu at Puck’s Alley, with free chips and salsa for dine-in guests.

The 'Polynesian Luther Vandross' plays two nights at Blue Note Hawaii, fresh off his Grand Ole Opry debut.

The grocery-anchored Lahaina Cannery and Lahaina Gateway draw 5 million shoppers a year as West Maui's recovery continues.

This year's haunted house imagines a parasitic outbreak loose on Oʻahu — and past ticket sales have sent thousands to local charities.

The Hawaii Supreme Court ended a 13-year legal fight, ruling the state alone must cover the full verdict for a disabled student abused by at least a dozen boys.

Hundreds gathered on KCC's Great Lawn for a Ruby Jubilee honoring eight decades of growth from a tiny food-service school to Hawaiʻi's largest community college.

A coqui frog turned up in Waikīkī as volunteers in Pālolo and Waimānalo wage an uphill fight against the noisy invaders.