Leeward Community College will train up to 20 recruits for frontline jobs guarding Hawaiʻi's harbors and airports against invasive pests.

The family chain behind Ben Franklin Crafts, Ace Hardware and Daiso traces its roots to a 1934 Kahului dry-goods shop.

Tore Nærland, blind since age 15, rode into Oahu with a global peace mission and a stop at a Kalihi bike shop for kids.

Crews cleared five tons of trash and completed fencing at Waianae Japanese Cemetery, the first of eight neglected state burial grounds slated for a $2.3 million fix.

Aloha Aviators aims to fly gifts to six times as many children as its 2020 campaign, reaching Maui, Molokaʻi and Lānaʻi.

Hale Koko's seven units, funded partly by a $100,000 grant, aim to open by mid-December for former foster youth and young parents.

Frank Nyross's Kailua home flooded after a main break out front. Months later, a settlement finally arrived.

The state's median age hit 42.1 while population kept falling, new DBEDT data shows. Condo prices dropped but single-family homes still top $1 million.

Hula, Taiko drums and candlelight converge at the restored Gandhi statue near the Honolulu Zoo Friday evening.

Camp Alan Faye in Kōkeʻe is shut indefinitely after Hurricane Lowell toppled trees and gutted buildings. The Aloha Council has opened a recovery fund.

The ʻUlana Gala pairs a moonlit feast with hula to fund financial security and youth programs across Maui Nui.

Bounce houses, food trucks and trick-or-treating vendor booths hit Kaiser High School on Oct. 24, all for a good cause.

Some Honuakaha seniors received bills for alleged back rent after a 30-year affordability commitment expired last December.